THE IDEAL COAT OF ARMS – WORKSHOP AND END PRODUCT(S) The result of this Workshop consisted in four posters with four proposals for the Imaginary Coat of Arms, but only three of them have been rendered digitally. The final Coat of Arms of the IMACO project was based on one of these three proposals. Here are some pictures from the Workshop, together with the three digital displays.

The three digital displays:

At the fifth meeting of the project, in Ratingen, Germany, there was a special workshop dedicated to the painting of these coats of arms, which had been made of metal by the host school, Adam-Josef-Cüppers-Berufskolleg. Each coordinator of the partner schools has received one of these coats of arms to be displayed in the partner schools as a final product of this project.

THE FINAL VERSION OF THE IDEAL COAT OF ARMS AND THE END PRODUCT(S)

Urlati’s Coat of Arms consists of a triangular split shield with rounded edges, cut in the left side by a waved silver belt.•In the first quarter (red background), there is a silver scepter on which there’s a wrapped silver vine with three gold grapes.•In the second quarter (blue background), there is the head of a silver unicorn.In the third quarter (blue background-bottom) there is a black eagle with its wings wide open and a silver cross in its beak. •There is also a mural silver crown with three crenelated towers.

Meanings:•The Scepter and Vine refer to Constantin Brancoveanu’s manorial vineyard.•The Unicorn head and the Eagle are elements part of the Bellu family blazon.•The Mural Crown with three crenelated towers means that Urlati is a town.

THIS IS THE COAT OF ARMS OF URLATI