Pilawa coat of arms: In the field blue, silver half-heirloom. Five ostrich feathers in the jewel.

The protoplast of the Pilawit family was to be the knight. Żyrosław of Potoka (Potok or Patok, a town on the route from Hungary to Poland). Żyrosław was supposed to take part in the expedition of Prince Bolesław Kędzierzawy against Prussia. He was supposed to kill an unknown Prussian leader in a duel near Piława, which causedpanicescape of the enemy. In 1166, Prince Bolesław, was commemorate this victory, gave him a coat of arms referring to the place of battle. He obtained the final shape of the 14th century.

It will cost you PLN 199. It's already framed.

This coat is framed in a style often found in Polish mansions. The diagonal shape allows the owner to hang on to diamond-shaped examples, choosing the right type of arms that were used by their ancestors. Many noblemen have ancestors with different coats of arms.

The dimensions of the picture frames are shown in the diagram above.

Wooden frames are framed in acrylic glass. This has been done to prevent damage during shipping. You can easily replace it with real glass.

These works are artistic prints. They are printed on the artist's paper and look as if they were hand-painted.

This framed artwork will be sent by registered mail from Austria to Poland.

The copyright for the remains of Wladimir Ledochowski. You can not copy or scan this image digitally.

Tadeusz Gajl mentions the following names authorized to use the coat of arms

Herbowni Pilawa:

Antypowicz, Balcer, Baszmanowski, Batulewicz, Błędowski, Bogdaszewski, Boleścice, Borowski, Borszcożowski, Bortkiewicz, Bóbr, Buczacki, Buterlewicz, Butulewicz, Bystrzykowski, Bzowski, Charewicz, Kharkiv, Chechelski, Chrzczonowski, Cieszkowski, Czeszkowski, Denewski, Denow, Dmitrowski, Dobromirski, Drozdowski, Dulowski, Dymitrowski, Felsztyn, Gąsiorowski, Grabowski, Groffik, Ilkusz, Janowski, Jerzewski, Jurkowicki, Jurkowicz, Jurkowiecki, Kamieniec, Kamieniecki, Kamieński, Kaminiec, Karliński, Kliczkowski, Klikowicz, Knot, Knoth, Kostecki, the Cat , Kubiatowicz, Lachowicz, Lachowski, Lalowski, Lechiński, Lechowski, Lewicki, Lichinski, Lichnowski, Lutostański, Łabuszewski, Łachowski, Małyszewicz, Manasterski, Manastyrski, Marcinkowski, Mars, Masłowski, Miłkowski, Misiowski, Modzelewski, Monasterski, Moskarzowski, Moskorzewski, Murca , Mysiowski,Myslowski, Mystkowski, Myszkowski, Myślkowski, Nagorski, Nagorzyński, Nagórski, Nagurski, Namieniecki, Niewiadowski, Niewodowski, Obertyński, Okieński, Okiński, Petrowicki, Pęczalski, Peczelski, Piec, Piecewski, Piecowski, Pieczyski, Pierzyński, Pilawski, Piotrkowczyk, and Piotrkowski , Piotrowicki, Piruski, Poduskie, Podhalecki, Podgajewski, Podgorski, Podhajecki, Pokutyński, Potocki, Przełubski, Przyłubski, Rawa, Rawski, Roskowski, Roszkowski, Rucki, Rudzki, Rutski, Rynkowski, Skaczkowski, Skałowski, Slostowski, Smalawski, Smalski, Solecki , Stanisławski, Stokowski, Stroiński, Sychowski, Szewiga, Szychowski, Światły, Święcicki, Twardowski, Twarowski, Tworowski, Warkulewicz, Warzyński, Waźliński, Ważyński, Wierzbicki, Wierzychowski, Wiesiołowski, Wietrychowski, Wietrzychowski, Wojsz, Wojsza, Zagorski, Zagórski, Zakliczewski , Zakliczowski,Zelisławski, Żak, Żakiewicz, Żarski, Żelisławski, Żelsławski, Żokiewicz, and Żyrosław.