Personalized Mughal Family Crest

A Mughal-style family coat of arms — personalized for the house it honors, set inside a 16 × 20" wood-framed gallery print ready to hang.

How each crest is composed

• The surname picks the heraldic sigil — lion for chiefs, falcon for the Prophet's lineage, peacock for nobility, elephant for landholders, tiger for warriors, owl for scholars, and four more.
• The day of birth sets the medallion in the Persian almanac tradition.
• The birth month sets the bloom.
• The city of origin becomes the pillar — a Mughal-era landmark anchoring the design (Taj Mahal, Red Fort, Badshahi Mosque, Charminar, and a dozen more).
• Founders' first initials live on the navy side medallions; children's names sit in their own small medallions at the base.

What arrives in the mail

• 16 × 20" framed poster — museum-grade print, solid wood frame in Black, Natural Oak, or White.
• White gallery mat, shatter-resistant glazing, hanging hardware pre-installed.
• A digital Heritage Decoded card emailed within 24 hours of order — the recipient reads what every element on the crest means.

Free U.S. shipping · arrives in 7–10 business days · every crest unique to the family who places it.