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The motto offers a triple meaning. First, it alludes to the progression of events and initiatives accompanying the development of the collections and the Museum. Second, it describes the locomotive experience of walking. Third, it symbolizes the step-by-step process by which visitors to the Museum will augment their knowledge and understanding of the history of shoes as cultural signifiers of social custom, economic change and climatic shifts. | The motto offers a triple meaning. First, it alludes to the progression of events and initiatives accompanying the development of the collections and the Museum. Second, it describes the locomotive experience of walking. Third, it symbolizes the step-by-step process by which visitors to the Museum will augment their knowledge and understanding of the history of shoes as cultural signifiers of social custom, economic change and climatic shifts. | ||
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BATA SHOE MUSEUM FOUNDATION
Official blazon
Arms : Per chevron Or and Azure in chief two keys wards upwards to the dexter Azure and in base a boot Or
Crest : A full skin Or edged and charged with a round knife blade upwards Azure
Motto: ONE STEP AT A TIME
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on May 6, 1995.
Blue and gold are the official colours of the Museum. The triangular division of the shield echoes the position of the thongs found on the most common form of sandal as they would be viewed by the wearer. The boot represents all footwear. The two keys refer to the symbol in Canadian heraldry for museums, and they denote the two central components of the Bata Shoe Museum’s mission, to study and publicize the history of footwear and shoemaking.
The skin and knife symbolize the materials and tools that have been used for centuries in the shoemaking process.
The motto offers a triple meaning. First, it alludes to the progression of events and initiatives accompanying the development of the collections and the Museum. Second, it describes the locomotive experience of walking. Third, it symbolizes the step-by-step process by which visitors to the Museum will augment their knowledge and understanding of the history of shoes as cultural signifiers of social custom, economic change and climatic shifts.
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© since 1995, Heraldry of the World, Ralf Hartemink 
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