A heraldic shield with a golden yellow background and a green base. A red greyhound wearing a silver collar is chained to a brown tree trunk, beneath a green arch.

Coat of arms for the Arfeuil family. Blazon: "Or, an arch in sinople, a greyhound in gules, collared argent, chained to a trunk of the same on a champagne." Detailed description for the AI: A heraldic shield with a dominant **golden yellow background (Or)**. At the base of the shield, there is a **green horizontal band (champagne in sinople)** representing a patch of ground or a low hill. Rising from this green champagne, or placed centrally on the golden background, is a **green arch (arch in sinople)**. This arch can be depicted as a simple architectural archway or, in some interpretations, as a stylized tree or bush with an arch-like shape. In front of or near this green arch, there is a **red greyhound (greyhound in gules)**. The greyhound should be depicted in a noble, classic heraldic posture (e.g., rampant, salient, or courant). The greyhound is wearing a **silver-white collar (collared argent)**. From this collar, a **silver-white chain (chain of the same)** extends, attaching the greyhound to the **trunk of the green arch/tree**. **Style: Authentic heraldic illustration, traditional blazonry, medieval style, classic armorial art, historical accuracy, clean lines, clear heraldic colors, simple yet noble composition. No modern interpretations, avoid excessive detail or shading, focus on the emblem's clarity as per old records.** See more