Alberto Burguete Culebro: Difference between revisions

Cimier: Sur un torse du champ avec les lambrequins du même, un jaguar rampant d’or, tacheté de sable, lampassé, denté, et armé d’argent, soutenant un trident surmonté d’un symbole power et un écusson de gueules à la fasce ondée d’argent.

The Kapok tree represents the armiger's family as the tree that their parents planted after their wedding. Traditionally, cutting this tree is avoided because it grows in mixed forests with trees with more coveted wood, making it a refuge for displaced fauna, forming the center of its ecosystem, for the armiger this makes the kakop an analogy in the nature of the cornerstone or the axis mundi, also giving it a spiritual meaning. The jaguar is capable of hunting crocodiles, defeating bears and even catching birds of prey, for the armiger the jaguar represents strength, courage and a disregard for limits. The barrulet represents the multiple rivers that flow through Chiapas, the homeland of the armiger The trident in the crest is an adaptation of the power symbol to a physical object, it represents computer science. The escutcheon represents the armiger's fondness for heraldry and the fess wavy it carries is a reduction of the arms.