Emblem Ancient Embroidered Parish of Tôr (Loulé, Faro)
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Description
Description
Image for illustrative purposes only. Due to the high number of coats of arms, not all embroidery is previously available. After the order, the design will be created and the emblem will be embroidered in full, ensuring a high quality finish.
Emblem Ancient Embroidered Parish of Tôr (Loulé, Faro)
Dimensions: 7.25 x 9.00 cm
Emblem embroidery inspired by the official coat of arms of this former Portuguese parish, produced with quality materials and care for greater resistance and durability.
Technical specifications:
- Measurements: 7.25 cm (width) x 9.00 cm (height)
- Format: Vertical
- Finished with embroidered rim
- Customizable application:
- No fixing (patch only)
- thermoadhesive glue
- male velcro
- male and female velcro
Details
Details
Tôr was an old parish in the municipality of Loulé, in the district of Faro.
In 2011, the locality registered 885 inhabitants and an area of 15.82 km², values that help to frame the dimension of the old territory.
Tôr corresponded to the village that gave the headquarters of the former administrative territory, still maintaining historical and identity value in the local memory.
It was still a patron saint Rita de Cássia. The area indicated in the heraldic base is 14.8 km². The coat of arms and the flag help to preserve the historical memory and identity associated with this former territory.
Sources: Wikipedia and Civic Heraldry.