Heraldic carving

Carved stone coats of arms & heraldry

We hand-carve coats of arms, crests and armorial panels in stone, working to correctly blazoned artwork that you are entitled to use.
Carved at our family-run workshop in China and prepared for project-specific UK delivery. We supply the carving; where a project needs on-site work, UK partners hold the site qualifications and carry out installation.

What we carve

Achievements, crests and armorial panels

Carved to your approved artwork and blazon, at the scale and depth the setting needs.
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Full achievements

Shield, helm, crest, mantling, supporters and motto carved as a complete achievement in relief or in the round.

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Crests & badges

A single crest or badge for a gatepost, overmantel, plaque or building entrance.

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Armorial panels

Armorial panels and cartouches for architecture, estates and institutions.

Concept visualisations

Indicative heraldic carving

Indicative renders of heraldic work, clearly marked and distinct from photographs of finished carving.
Concept visualisation of a full heraldic achievement carved in stone.Concept
Full heraldic achievement with crest and supporters.Concept visualisation — indicative of carving capability, not a photograph of a completed commission.
Concept visualisation of a carved armorial panel.Concept
Armorial panel with shield and mantling.Concept visualisation — indicative of carving capability, not a photograph of a completed commission.
Concept visualisation of a heraldic lion carved in stone.Concept
Heraldic lion.Concept visualisation — indicative of carving capability, not a photograph of a completed commission.

Rights and authorisation

You must be entitled to the arms

Coats of arms are personal property in heraldic law. In England, Wales and Northern Ireland arms are granted and recorded by the College of Arms; in Scotland by the Court of the Lord Lyon. We carve to authorised artwork and an accurate blazon that you provide or are entitled to use — we do not grant, research, invent or sell rights to arms, and we are not a coat-of-arms generator.

Commission heraldry

Bring your authorised arms

Share your authorised artwork or blazon, the intended setting and approximate size to begin.

An enquiry is not an order. Feasibility, scope, price, programme and delivery terms are confirmed in writing before either party makes a commercial commitment.