Cospex d.o.o.
Cospex Mali Zvornik
- Bearer
- Cospex d.o.o. Mali Zvornik
- Seat
- Mali Zvornik
- Field of activity
- Company
- Registration
- Centre for Research of Orthodox Monarchism (CIZM)
- Author
- Srećko M. Nikitović
- Artist
- Srećko M. Nikitović
Blazon
On a red field, richly diapered throughout with a motif of lilies within a lozenge lattice, is a double gold frame in the form of an eight-pointed star (octagram). Within the frame is shown a wolf's head in natural colour (silver-grey), turned to the right and with a gold tongue.
The shield is supported by two wolves facing each other (combatant) in natural colour, shown rampant, with gold tongues and their gaze directed towards the shield.
Beneath the shield, on a gold curling ribbon, split at the ends and lined red, the name is written in black letters: COSPEX.
Symbolism and meaning
The insignia of the company COSPEX of Mali Zvornik carry a powerful message of strength, protection and organised fellowship. The design is the work of the heraldist Srećko M. Nikitović.
The wolf, as the central motif on the shield and as supporter, symbolises loyalty, intelligence and the ability to survive. In heraldry the wolf often represents one who is persistent in his sieges and resolute in protecting his territory or group, a powerful allegory for successful business.
The octagram (gold frame) represents balance and stability. The fact that the wolf's head bursts from it suggests strength that is focused and directed by rules.
Particular value is given to the arms by the red (Gules) with its fine diapering (the lily motif in the background). While red symbolises courage and ardour, this subtle artistic detail adds a note of nobility and refinement, indicating that behind raw strength there stand a higher purpose and aesthetics.
