A drawing of a coat of arms with a crown on top

The coat of arms of the Cavalcanti family is one of the oldest and most traditional in Brazil. Ele foi concedido a Filippo Cavalcanti, The family patriarch, pelo rei de Portugal, D. Sebastian, em 1571. The coat of arms is composed of a silver shield, with a red mantelo seeded with quadrifolia of the first and an ass of blue brocant on the trace of the mantel.. Each element of the coat of arms has a symbolic meaning: The silver shield represents the purity and nobility of the family. O mantelado vermelho representa a coragem e a bravura. The quadrifolia of the first represent faith and hope. A asna de azul brocante representa a humildade e a simplicidade. The coat of arms of the Cavalcanti family is a symbol of pride and tradition for their descendants. It represents the values and history of one of the most important families in Brazil. Here are some additional details about the coat of arms: The shield is the main element of the coat of arms. It is divided into two equal parts by a horizontal line. The mantle is a mantle that covers the shield. It is usually used to represent a title or a position. The quadrifolia are four-petaled flowers. They are used to represent faith, Hope, charity and justice. The donkey is an animal known for its humility and simplicity. The coat of arms of the Cavalcanti family is a symbol that has been passed down from generation to generation, preserving family history and tradition.