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Bedekovcina (Krapina-Zagorje, Croatia)

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by Zeljko Heimer



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Overview

The coat of arms is adopted as a result of a competition held in 1995. It pictures the court - mansion of Bedekovcina, and a mug, symbol of long tradition of pottery in the area, which before over a hundred years transformed into the bricks and roof-tiles industry. Design: Danijel Drakulić from Zagreb.
Source: Information from Zeljko Pelko, Bedekovčina High School, <bagan.srce.hr/sskola_bedekovcina>, 1997. Tomislav Goluban, 2000.
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Coat of Arms


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1995 Proposal


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In white shield four wavy bars, two upper red and two lower blue. The red bars represent the roof tiles, i.e. the pottery industry, while the two lower bars and number of waves represent the sever Bedekovcina lakes, artificially made by digging the earth for the tiles. The shield shape is the same as the shield used on the coat of arms of the city Zabok, of which Bedekovcina was part until 1993. The flag is golden representing richness of the area bordered with Croatian tricolour - traditional ornament of region. This proposal, in several variants based on the same idea, was adopted by the Community council of the community of Bedekovcina on 24 November 1995, as the second awarded on the competition held for the coat of arms and the flag. The first awarded proposal was latter on adopted for the coat of arms and the flag, shown above. Design: E. & T. Goluban.
Source: Materials sent for the competition held in 1995. Information kindly provided by Edita and Tomislav Goluban
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