Coat of arms featuring a golden double-headed eagle on a red shield, framed by a silver wreath and banner with Cyrillic text.

🛡️ Crest of House Abdrazakov Shield: A traditional Eastern European shield, slightly elongated with a tapering point at the bottom. The background (field) is a deep red, symbolizing loyalty, depth, and honor. The border of the shield is outlined in polished silver, reinforcing the theme of purity and nobility. Emblem (Central Symbol): At the heart of the shield stands a majestic Orthodox double-headed eagle, rendered in a yellow, giving it gravitas and distinction. Each head faces outward—one to the east, one to the west—representing watchfulness, dominion, and the family’s legacy across generations. Clutched in the eagle’s talons is a golden Orthodox cross, radiant and prominent, representing faith, moral strength, and unwavering tradition. The eagle’s wings are raised in a noble posture, suggesting readiness and honor. Wreath: Encircling the shield is a laurel wreath, rendered in antique silver, detailed with curling leaves and soft shadows. It represents victory, dignity, and earned respect, reinforcing the house's noble reputation. Banner (Motto): Beneath the shield flows a wide, silk-like banner in silver-gray. Embroidered across it in dark blue Cyrillic lettering is the family motto: "Честь превыше всего" (Honor above all) The font is serifed and dignified—something that could be engraved into stone or stitched into a ceremonial robe. See more