| Dovetailed:
generally meant to signified building or
construction; although some feel that
since the shape is that of a Dove’s tail,
it better suits Peace. Either way, the
line is extremely rare, especially in
modern day Heraldry.
Engrailed:
a popular line in both old and new
Heraldry. It is generally accepted that
this line represents a river or ocean,
and that the bearer’s relation to same
was intended.
Inveckted:
basically shown as the opposite of
engrailed but rounded rather than acute;
a nice design effect but we could not
find a recognized authority that has
ever determined any likely symbolism to
this line.
Nebulé:
said to represent clouds. We are showing
both version of the Nebulé
Raguly: the
ragged branches of a tree.
Urdee:
curiously, the points resemble that of
palisades, the wooden or iron fence
poles that were used to protect citizens
or a place from being attacked. Rarely
used.
Rayonnee:
the rays of the Sun
Wavy or Ondé:
the sea, ocean, river etc.
Potent: was
a symbol of ancient Mesopotamia, and
said to have been an old name for
“crutch”
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