The design of Liberlands crest Leave a comment

About the Liberland Crest
The term crest is often used interchangeably with coat of arms but more correctly the coat of arms is composed of several components, the crest being above the main component of the shield.

Liberland does not have a Coat of Arms as this tradition is steeped in militarism so often used in aggression and conquest.
The people and government of Liberland abide by the Non Aggression Principle.

Traditionally a Coat of Arms is comprised of a shield and optional components such as supporter (usually animals on either side of the shield), Compartment that the shield sits on, often a Motto below that, some times above the shield is Helmet, Wreath and Crest. Often weapons of war are featured.

Liberland has a Crest in the shape of a shield and also, separately, a Motto.
The shield shape can be viewed as defending against aggression, indeed, the components on the Crest are the inverse of war and aggression – all about libertarianism, freedom, peace, prosperity and holistic with the generic laws of nature and generic laws of morality.
The blue symbolises the water of the 2850 km Danube river that flows past Liberland bringing people, trade and investment by international access-way to no less than 11 countries stretching from western Germany to Romania and the Black Sea.
White symbolises peace as does the bird for freedom.

In like manner of a free market based gold or crypto economy the sun
delivers wealth and health to the Danube and territory of Liberland, it’s environment surrounds and it’s people.
Brown is for terra, the land. And the tree, which grows in Liberland, symbolises prosperity which comes from the use of the land.
The fruits of the tree, the red berries can be viewed similarly as the prosperity that entrepreneurial and industrious Chinese migrants have produced repeatably – by way of free market capitalism and their own hard work – in countless thriving China towns globally over several centuries, the colour red for them symbolised masculine energy, happiness, good
fortune, joy.

The description above is the view of a private citizen.

In traditional heraldry <click for reference
* The colour gold (the sun) signifies generosity and elevation of the mind.
* Blue signifies truth and loyalty.
* White signifies peace and sincerity