Arms of Imrich Stolarik
Arms of Imrich Stolarik
Blazon
Azure between in chief two roses Argent and in base a rose Gules all barbed and seeded Or a table surmounted by a carpenter’s square and a hatchet in saltire and ensigned by a pair of compasses Or;
Symbolism
The tools are those of a carpenter (joiner) to represent the occupation of Mr. Stolarik’s ancestors when they acquired the surname of Stolarik in the 16th century. The three roses allude to the county of Turiec in central Slovakia, the residence of the family in the 1930s and 1940s.
Crest of Imrich Stolarik
Blazon
An eagle’s wing per fess Argent and Azure charged with a maple leaf Gules and a linden leaf Argent in pale;
Symbolism
The maple leaf and the linden leaf (sacred to the Slavs) symbolize respectively the current domicile and the Slavic origin of Mr. Stolarik. The eagle’s wing is inspired by the crest of Zdenko Alexy, which has two such wings.
