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New Fleur de lis Items According to the Wikipedia Encyclopedia the word Fleur-de-lis is literally translated from French as "flower of the lily", and is widely thought to be a stylised version of the species Iris pseudacorus. Decorative ornaments that resemble the fleur-de-lis have appeared in the artwork from the earliest civilizations. It has been used as a symbol of royalty, religion and art. The Fleurs-de-lis appears on military badges like those of the Israeli Intelligence Corps and the First World War Canadian Expeditionary Force . They may be chosen for sports teams, especially when it echoes a local flag, as with the former Quebec Nordiques NHL hockey team and the New Orleans Saints football team, and in coats of arms and logos for universities (like the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and Saint Louis University in Missouri), schools (in St. Peter, Minnesota) and companies (like the Royal Elastics shoe company). Click here to see all of our new Fleur-de-lis Home and Garden Items!

Beach Collection Sylvia Corban has been a local artist on the Gulf Coast for many years. Her artwork is featured in galleries all over the world. Her personality and her love of the Coast are represented in all of her images. Her newest series of work includes MARDI GRAS, crabs, , Fleur de lis, shrimp, pelicans and oyster shells. These images are available in multiple color schemes and can be mixed and matched with some of her other products for an exciting and colorful interior.