Friesland provincial coat of arms porcelain thimble

The provincial coat of arms of Friesland

Friesland is a Dutch province in the north of the country, known for its own language, the Eleven Cities and a proud cultural identity. The provincial coat of arms of Friesland is a recognisable symbol with deep roots in Frisian history and tradition.

Frisian pride in heraldry

The Frisian coat of arms stands for a proud and self-assured region with a character of its own. Thimbles with provincial coats of arms are popular collectibles, and this Frisian example tells through its symbolism a story of freedom and unity.

A memento of Friesland

This thimble is a nice memento for Frisians at home or abroad, and for visitors who have come to appreciate the province. It brings the Frisian coat of arms together in a compact and decorative format.

For the collector

For collectors of Dutch provincial thimbles this example forms a valuable addition, with a special place in any national series.

A lasting symbol

With the coat of arms of Friesland on a porcelain thimble you combine Frisian pride with a classic collectible. A lasting and decorative symbol of the region.

Frisian symbols

The Frisian coat of arms with its water lily leaves is one of the most recognisable provincial symbols in the Netherlands. It stands for a region that goes its own way and is proud of its unique culture and language. This thimble brings that deep meaning together in an elegant porcelain piece. A tribute to a province unlike any other in the Netherlands.