A crown, lots of flowers and a symbol for every part of Britain: the official emblem for the coronation of King Charles III. has been presented. It is red, blue and white, the British national colours.
At the center of the emblem is the Edwardian crown, with which Charles (74) will be crowned on May 6. It is decorated with blossoms symbolizing the different national flowers from the four parts of the United Kingdom – the rose from England, the thistle from Scotland, the daffodil from Wales and the shamrock from Northern Ireland.
Apple-designed emblem
The work was designed by British designer Jony Ive, who had already worked out the design of Apple’s iPhones.
“New beginnings and love of nature united”
“The design was inspired by King Charles’s love of the planet, the environment and deep concern for the natural world,” Ive said in a statement. The emblem should also reflect the optimism of spring and celebrate the start of the new Caroline era for the UK.
The emblem will be used during the coronation weekend in early May, as well as on gift items and information materials.
Source: Krone
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