Fleur-De-Lis ⚜
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A fleur-de-lis — the stylized lily flower that serves as the emblem of French royalty, the global Scout movement, New Orleans, and various noble and civic organizations. The fleur-de-lis (flower of the lily) has been used in French heraldry since the 12th century and remains associated with French cultural identity and aristocratic elegance. The World Scout Movement adopted it as their central emblem, making it recognizable to hundreds of millions of Scout members worldwide.

New Orleans uses it as a civic symbol. Used for French cultural content, Scout and Scouting movement references, heraldry and nobility discussions, New Orleans and Louisiana cultural content, and any context invoking elegant European decorative and emblematic tradition.