Greater arms — Municipality of Ljig
Greater arms
Territorial Heraldry

Municipality of Ljig

Kolubara District, Region of Šumadija and Western Serbia

Bearer
Municipality of Ljig
Adopted
2006.
Author
Tihomir Ačanski
District
Kolubara District
Region
Region of Šumadija and Western Serbia
Eparchy
Eparchy of Valjevo
Official website
ljig.rs

The Municipality of Ljig uses arms in three levels — lesser, middle and greater — and a banner, produced to the standards of the Serbian Heraldry Society. The insignia were designed by Tihomir Ačanski, a member of the Serbian Heraldry Society, and adopted in 2006. The official flag is a banner with the composition of the shield, but on the municipal building flies a white flag on which the greater arms were subsequently placed, as recorded in a photograph of September 2007.

Blazon

Shield

A shield divided by a blue wavy river edged with silver: on the dexter, on red, a gold oak leaf with two acorns; on the sinister, on silver, blue plums on a sprig with green leaves and beneath them a blue fountain; the shield is edged with a bordure in counterchanged colours.

Crown

A golden crown surmounted by three golden oak leaves.

Supporters

Two pheasants in natural colours; behind the shield fly the flag of Serbia and the flag of the municipality.

Compartment

Green grassy ground.

Ribbon

A silver ribbon with the inscription “ЉИГ”.

Banner

A square flag with the composition of the shield: next to the lance a red field with a gold oak leaf and acorns, then a blue wavy band edged with white, and in the white field blue plums and a blue fountain.

Symbolism and meaning

The charges in the arms show the features of the area: the blue wavy band represents the River Ljig, the plums recall the fruit growing for which the municipality is known, and the fountain the healing springs of Banja Ljig.

Insignia in use

Settlements 27

  • Ba
  • Babajić
  • Belanovica
  • Bošnjanović
  • Brančić
  • Veliševac
  • Gukoš
  • Dići
  • Donji Banjani
  • Živkovci
  • Ivanovci
  • Jajčić
  • Kadina Luka
  • Kalanjevci
  • Kozelj
  • Lalinci
  • Latković
  • Liplje
  • Ljig
  • Milavac
  • Moravci
  • Paležnica
  • Poljanice
  • Slavkovica
  • Cvetanovac
  • Štavica
  • Šutci

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