The PUT family coat of arms carved in wood | Heraldic woodcarving

The PUT family coat of arms carved in wood

Heraldic woodcarving

2026 A new heraldic commission is complete, bespoke for the Dutch *Put family.

* Put in Dutch means Well / source

This family coat of arms was carved from wood based on the design the client sent me.

The Put family coat of arms is carved from lime wood, is approximately 50 cm high and features heraldic colours.

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Heraldic shield carved in wood  
 Heraldic woodcarving 
 Coat of arms / crest carved into wood

As specialist in heraldic woodcarving and family coat of arms, we are passionate about bringing your personal unique piece of history to life. Using the finest European traditional carving skills we create timeless works of art that will last for generations. With a strong emphasis on customer service, we help take your ideas from concept to reality.

Heraldry, family coat of arms and crests can come in all shapes and sizes and with a multitude of finishes (natural wood finish, painted and gilded in the technique of the icons are available. Below we describe our most common heraldic commissions, coats of arms and crests.  Please feel free to visit our website and see more examples of high quality heraldic woodcarvings. For pricing send us a mail, mind that our work of arts are in a higher price range.

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Heraldic woodcarving 

Armorial carving in wood | Have your family coat of arms carved in wood

 

McClintock coat of arms carved in wood

To create a wooden family coat of arms or crest

Family coats of arms carved in wood

Heraldic Family Arms, shields or crest carved in wood is one of my specialties. It is always a personal challenge to be able to carve a family coat of arms or shield in wood. Heraldry is a very interesting subject and I am always looking forward to start carving a new heraldic assignment.

You get to know interesting people who captivate you with 'their' fascinating family story or history. And for me personally it is always nice to hear that they appreciate my craftsmanship and quality enormously.

Every heraldic arms is different. Usually it starts with an example as a source of inspiration provided by the client in the form of a drawing, old sketch or even a seal ring. Our clientele consists of private individuals or nobility, but it sometimes happens that the order comes from an authority, association or company.

A carved municipal and city coat of arms or shield in wood, a commemorative panel for an association or a wooden logo of a company belongs to the possibilities. We try to solve small and sometimes larger problems together with the client to achieve a special result. 

Out of respect for the wishes of our national and international clients, we cannot show you all the family coats of arms in wood made by our heraldic woodcarving workshop.

Vanhanen family coat of arms, Finland

Drenth family coat of arms, Belgium

Leutscher, Netherlands

Lievense, Breda Netherlands

German Coat of arms carved in wood

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Coat of arms and crests CARVED IN WOOD | HERALDIC WOOD CARVER | Emblems and Heraldry carved in wood

Carved, painted and gilded limewood Arms

Patrick Damiaens
 HERALDIC WOOD CARVER

Family Crest Coat of Arms
Heraldry and Carved Shields

A selection of coats of arms carved, painted and gilded .

Examples of Crests and Coats of Arms recently carved in limewood by Heraldic sculptor Patrick Damiaens

Custom Carved coat of arms Wood Plaques

COATS OF ARMS CARVED IN WOOD

The Swiss Family Cornielje | Coat of arms carved in wood

Coat of arms carved in limewood for a Swiss Family

Emblems and Heraldry carved in wood

The coat of arms of the Dutch Family Rolandus-Hagedoorn carved in wood

Coat of Arms Wood Carvings or Custom Carved Wood Plaques

Personalize your coat of arms with a Custom Wood Carving. Carved wood plaques can be offered displaying your blazon of arms and family crest. 

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The BOLAND Family | Crest carved in wood | Family CREST carved on wooden panel | Custom-made

Patrick Damiaens
Heraldic Woodcarver

Heraldic Coat of Arms carved in wood 

BOLAND Family , Netherlands













Boland
The Boland family and the village of Dinxperlo

Nothing is known for sure when it comes to the meaning and the origin of the name Boland. It isn’t one of the oldest family names of the village of Dinxperlo (on the border with Germany). It wasn’t until around the year 1600 that the name Boland first appeared in Dinxperlo. 
The origin most likely lies just across the border with Germany, in and around Bocholt (DE), where it is still a widely spread name. The various forms of spelling of the name are a consequence of the fact that most of the people back then didn’t know how to read or write. The person drafting a deed decided how to spell the name and it was therefore common to write it down the way that it was pronounced at that time. 
A number of variations I’ve encountered so far, are: Bolant(s), Booland(s), Boeland… Bohland is a very common variation in Germany. 
The name Bo-land consists of two parts, of which the second part “land" is widely used on an international level. This might be the very reason that this name is commonly found outside of the Netherlands as well. 
The international character of the name Boland is further emphasized by its use as a toponym throughout northern and western Europe and even beyond Europe.
Does the name in fact have something to do with “land” or “soil” used for a certain purpose? Isn’t it quite striking that the Old Dutch word for farmland “boulant” strongly resembles “boelant” and couldn’t “Bolant” easily be a derivative thereof?
Another possible explanation can be found in the words “vaste grond” (solid ground). The Norwegian-Swedish word “bo” means: established - be housed – reside – live in. In other words, to have a “vaste plaats” (a place of one’s own). Boland, a place of one’s own? In Africa Boland means “hoge land” (high land). In short, it’s anybody’s guess.

With thanks to M W Boland

Carving a heraldic Family crest in wood
Boland Family 

Tree transplanting man, fam Boland line 1

 

 

The heraldic design, Boland Family

 

Carving the heraldic coat of arms in wood

 

 

The BOLAND Family Coat of Arms Carved in wood

The Boland Family

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