351 cemetery symbols
Search by object, gesture, shape, meaning, organization or visual feature. Every entry separates a likely reading from what the carving cannot prove.
Acacia Sprig
immortality of the soul and Masonic remembrance; may also be botanical ornament outside lodge context
Open field entryAcanthus Leaf
enduring life, classical ornament and—in some traditions—the heavenly garden
Open field entryAcorn
potential, strength, fertility or immortality through the oak
Open field entryAdinkra Nyame Biribi Wo Soro
hope and reliance on God within the Adinkra tradition represented at the African Burial Ground memorial
Open field entryAdinkra Sankofa
returning to retrieve valuable knowledge from the past; context should be tied to the specific memorial tradition
Open field entryAloe or Century Plant
endurance, grief and a life that flowers after long waiting
Open field entryAlpha and Omega
God or Christ as beginning and end, using the first and last Greek letters
Open field entryAmerican Legion Emblem
American Legion affiliation and U.S. veteran identity
Open field entryAnchor
hope, steadfastness, Christian faith or a seafaring life
Open field entryAnchor and Cross
Christian hope and faith, often read through Hebrews' “anchor of the soul” imagery
Open field entryAnchor with Chain
steadfastness, attachment, seafaring identity or life ended if the chain is broken
Open field entryAngel Carrying a Child
a child received into heaven, innocence and divine guardianship
Open field entryAngel Flying
the soul's ascent, rebirth, heavenly movement or divine messenger imagery
Open field entryAngel Guarding a Tomb
protection of the resting place and care for the soul
Open field entryAngel Holding Flowers
mourning, remembrance and the flower's own symbolic associations
Open field entryAngel Moroni
Latter-day Saint identity when the trumpet-bearing figure matches the recognized emblem
Open field entryAngel Praying
intercession, devotion and prayer for the deceased
Open field entryAngel Standing
a messenger or guardian associated with spirituality, protection and the passage to heaven
Open field entryAngel with Anchor
hope, steadfast faith and safe passage
Open field entryAngel with Cross
Christian faith, salvation and guardianship
Open field entryAngel with Trumpet
the Last Judgment, resurrection or a heavenly summons
Open field entryAngel with Wreath
victory, honor, memory or eternal life
Open field entryAnt
industry, diligence and communal effort
Open field entryAnvil
blacksmithing, craft, endurance or industrial work
Open field entryArch
victory, passage, heavenly entrance or classical architectural framing
Open field entryArmy and Navy Union Emblem
veterans organization affiliation when the exact A.N.U. or related badge appears
Open field entryArtist's Palette
painting, artistic occupation or creative identity
Open field entryAscending Dove
the soul rising, release or passage to heaven
Open field entryBamboo
resilience, upright character and Buddhist or East Asian cultural associations
Open field entryBee
industry, community, immortality or a fraternal/occupational emblem
Open field entryBeehive
industry, cooperation, order and mutual aid; also used by specific organizations
Open field entryBible
Christian faith, clergy or devotion to scripture
Open field entryBird in Flight
the soul's flight, freedom or eternal life
Open field entryBlacksmith Tongs
blacksmithing, metalwork and craft identity
Open field entryBlessing Hand
a gesture of benediction; finger position can identify a specific Christian or Jewish tradition
Open field entryBouquet
condolence, grief, affection and remembrance; individual flowers may add meanings
Open field entryBroken Anchor
life ended, hope tested or a severed earthly bond
Open field entryBroken Branch
a life cut short or a family line interrupted
Open field entryBroken Chain
earthly bonds severed, death, release of the spirit or a family/fraternal link ended
Open field entryBroken Circle
life or relationship interrupted, or simply a damaged/unfinished border
Open field entryBroken Clock
time interrupted or a life cut short; sometimes a literal damaged object rather than intentional symbolism
Open field entryBroken Column
a life interrupted before its natural completion
Open field entryBroken Flower Stem
a life or relationship cut short
Open field entryBroken Rosebud
a young life cut short
Open field entryBroken Sword
a military or courageous life cut short
Open field entryBroken Tree
a life interrupted, sudden loss or a family line cut off
Open field entryBroken Wheat Stalk
a life interrupted before the harvest was complete
Open field entryBuddhist Lotus
purity and awakening arising from difficult conditions
Open field entryBugle
military service, the call to resurrection or a specific unit tradition
Open field entryButtercup
cheerfulness, youth and simple beauty
Open field entryButterfly
the soul, transformation, resurrection and the shortness of life
Open field entryButterfly Emerging from Chrysalis
transformation from death into renewed spiritual life
Open field entryCaduceus
modern medical or military-medical identity; historically distinct from the Rod of Asclepius
Open field entryCalla Lily
beauty, purity, resurrection and sometimes marriage
Open field entryCalvary Cross
Christian faith; the stepped base is often read as faith, hope and charity
Open field entryCamera
photography, documentation or a personal passion
Open field entryCandle
the spirit, prayer, light or the brevity of life
Open field entryCandle and Cross
Christian prayer, the light of faith and remembrance
Open field entryCarpenter's Tools
carpentry, building trades or—in a religious composition—St. Joseph
Open field entryCedar Branch
everlasting life, strength and incorruptibility in biblical or regional contexts
Open field entryCeltic Cross
Christian faith in a ringed cross form associated with Celtic revival and regional identity
Open field entryCeltic Knot
continuity, eternal life, relationship or Celtic revival identity
Open field entryChalice
the sacraments, Christian ministry and especially Eucharistic devotion
Open field entryChalice and Host
the Catholic Eucharist; often found on clergy memorials
Open field entryCherub
innocence, heaven and memorial art associated especially—but not exclusively—with children
Open field entryChi-Rho
an early Christian monogram formed from the Greek letters chi and rho for Christ
Open field entryChrist Figure
explicit Christian devotion; the exact scene or attributes determine the specific meaning
Open field entryChrysanthemum
mourning, longevity or honor; cultural meaning varies sharply by region
Open field entryCircle
eternity, wholeness and unending existence
Open field entryClasped Hands
farewell, continuing attachment, marriage, reunion, or fraternal fellowship depending on cuffs and context
Open field entryClock
the hour of death, time remembered or an exact death time when hands are legible
Open field entryClosed Book
a completed life, faith, learning or a story no longer being written
Open field entryClosed Gate
separation, guarded rest or a literal cemetery/plot motif
Open field entryClouds
the veil between earthly and divine realms, heaven or transcendence
Open field entryClover
the Trinity, luck, Irish identity or simple botanical ornament
Open field entryCoffin
mortality, burial and the physical fact of death
Open field entryComet
brief brilliance, celestial hope or a documented astronomical/personal reference
Open field entryCompass Rose
direction, guidance, travel, navigation or a personal geographic identity
Open field entryConch Shell
wisdom, spiritual calling or maritime identity depending on tradition
Open field entryCrane
vigilance, longevity, fidelity or cultural identity
Open field entryCrescent and Star
Islamic identity in many modern contexts, though the motif is not universal across Islamic history
Open field entryCrescent Moon
cycles, hope, Islamic-associated identity in some modern settings, or decorative celestial imagery
Open field entryCrocus
youthful gladness, renewal and early spring
Open field entryCross Bottony
a Christian cross with trefoil-like ends, often connected with Trinity symbolism
Open field entryCross Fleury
a flower-ended Christian cross associated with flourishing faith and Gothic revival ornament
Open field entryCross Moline
a Christian or heraldic cross with split, curved ends
Open field entryCross Pattée
a broad-ended cross used in Christian, military, heraldic and fraternal settings
Open field entryCross Potent
a cross whose arms end in small crossbars; Christian and heraldic usage
Open field entryCrossed Bones
mortality and the remains of the body
Open field entryCrossed Fire Axes
fire service, courage and firefighter identity
Open field entryCrossed Swords
military identity, battle, rank or readiness
Open field entryCrown
reward, glory, sovereignty or triumph in heaven
Open field entryCrown and Cross
victory through Christian faith and triumph over death
Open field entryCrown of Thorns
Christ's Passion, suffering, sacrifice and redemption
Open field entryCrucifix
Christian devotion centered on Christ's crucifixion; especially common in Catholic contexts
Open field entryCube
earthly solidity, monument form and the relationship between earth and heaven in some readings
Open field entryCypress Tree
mourning, death, hope and immortality in Mediterranean and classical traditions
Open field entryDaffodil
renewal, youth, beauty and springtime rebirth
Open field entryDaisy
innocence, childhood and gentleness
Open field entryDaughters of the American Revolution Wheel
DAR affiliation when the characteristic distaff-and-wheel emblem or initials are present
Open field entryDeath's Head
a skull-like soul effigy common on early markers, emphasizing mortality and judgment
Open field entryDeMolay Crown
DeMolay affiliation when the crown and its characteristic points or organization name are present
Open field entryDescending Dove
the Holy Spirit descending, grace or divine presence
Open field entryDharma Wheel
Buddhist teaching, the Noble Eightfold Path and the turning of the Dharma
Open field entryDiamond
constancy, value, light or a decorative geometric panel
Open field entryDog
loyalty, companionship, vigilance or affection for the deceased
Open field entryDogwood Blossom
Christian sacrifice, resurrection and hope in some North American traditions
Open field entryDolphin
salvation, safe passage and the soul carried to the afterlife in classical-Christian art
Open field entryDoorway
passage, heavenly entrance and transition
Open field entryDove
peace, the Holy Spirit, innocence or the soul
Open field entryDove with Olive Branch
peace, reconciliation and biblical hope after the flood
Open field entryDragon
evil overcome, protection, resurrection or East Asian power depending on cultural context
Open field entryDraped Urn
mourning and death intensified by the shroud or drapery
Open field entryEagle
courage, national or military identity, spiritual ascent, or St. John in Christian art
Open field entryEagle with Spread Wings
protection, national identity, military service or triumphant ascent
Open field entryEaster Lily
resurrection, new life and Christian hope
Open field entryEastern Orthodox Cross
Orthodox Christian faith; usually distinguished by an upper title bar and lower slanted footrest
Open field entryEastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star affiliation when the inverted five-point star contains its characteristic symbols or letters
Open field entryEight-Point Star
regeneration, guidance, hope, a specific faith emblem or decorative geometry
Open field entryElks Emblem
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks affiliation, often shown with an elk head, clock and B.P.O.E.
Open field entryEndless Knot
interdependence, continuity and—within Buddhist contexts—the endless cycle of cause and effect
Open field entryEternal Flame
enduring memory, spirit and perpetual remembrance
Open field entryEvergreen Wreath
eternal life, continuity and memory
Open field entryExtinguished Candle
life ended or the spirit's earthly light gone out
Open field entryEye of Providence
divine watchfulness, providence, Trinity symbolism or Masonic context when paired with other emblems
Open field entryFaravahar
Zoroastrian identity and ethical-spiritual symbolism; interpretations vary
Open field entryFern
sincerity, sorrow or humble remembrance
Open field entryFig
prosperity, abundance or eternal life in some symbolic traditions
Open field entryFire Helmet
fire service and firefighter identity
Open field entryFive-Point Star
honor, aspiration, military identity, Christ's wounds, or organizational affiliation; details are essential
Open field entryFlame
eternity, spirit, faith, memory or transformation
Open field entryFlaming Chalice
Unitarian Universalist identity, conscience, community and religious freedom
Open field entryFlowering Branch
renewal, memory, family continuity or life beyond death
Open field entryForget-Me-Not
remembrance, enduring affection and a plea not to be forgotten
Open field entryFraternal Order of Eagles Emblem
F.O.E. affiliation when an eagle and organizational initials appear together
Open field entryFraternal Order of Police Star
FOP affiliation or police service when the star emblem includes the organization name or exact initials
Open field entryFrog
resurrection, transformation or—within some Christian imagery—worldly sin
Open field entryFull Column
a completed or noble life, classical dignity or architectural commemoration
Open field entryGavel
law, judicial service, leadership or lodge office
Open field entryGood Shepherd
Christ as protector and guide, often shown carrying or tending a lamb
Open field entryGrand Army of the Republic Star
Union Civil War veterans affiliation, typically a five-point star with G.A.R. details
Open field entryGrange Sheaf
Patrons of Husbandry or Grange affiliation, often supported by P. of H. initials
Open field entryGrapes
the Eucharist, abundance, spiritual fruit or eternal plenty
Open field entryGrapevine
Christ, the sacraments, community and spiritual life
Open field entryGreek Cross
Christian faith represented by four arms of equal length
Open field entryGrim Reaper
death personified, often carrying a scythe or hourglass
Open field entryHalo
holiness, sanctity, heavenly status or a conventional attribute of a sacred figure
Open field entryHammer
craft, industry, a trade, fraternal symbolism or strength
Open field entryHand from a Cloud
divine intervention, God receiving the soul, blessing, or a heavenly summons
Open field entryHand Holding a Book
faith, learning, scripture, ministry, or the record of a life
Open field entryHand Holding a Chain
attachment, fellowship, or a broken earthly bond when a link is severed
Open field entryHand Holding a Cross
Christian faith, consolation and trust in salvation
Open field entryHand Holding a Flower
a life remembered through the flower's symbolism; a broken bloom may emphasize an early death
Open field entryHand Holding a Heart
devotion, charity, affection, or a sacred-heart tradition when paired with religious details
Open field entryHand Holding a Scroll
a life recorded, memorial text, achievement or an unfinished story
Open field entryHand Holding a Wreath
memory, victory, honor or a life commemorated
Open field entryHand Holding an Anchor
hope, steadfastness, seafaring identity, or Christian faith
Open field entryHand Pointing Down
the hand of God reaching down, mortality, or sudden death in some traditions
Open field entryHand Pointing Up
hope of heaven, ascent, or the reward of the righteous
Open field entryHandshake with Different Cuffs
a bond between two people; contrasting sleeves can suggest spouses or fellowship across death
Open field entryHarp
heavenly worship, music, hope or a musician's identity
Open field entryHelmet
military service, courage, rank or a classical warrior motif
Open field entryHorse
courage, generosity, military identity, travel or a personal occupation
Open field entryHourglass
the passage and limitation of earthly time
Open field entryHourglass on Its Side
time has stopped for the deceased
Open field entryHourglass with Scythe
time and death combined: life passes and is ultimately harvested
Open field entryIchthys Fish
Christian faith and identity
Open field entryIHS Monogram
a Christogram derived from the name of Jesus; later Latin expansions are devotional interpretations
Open field entryImmaculate Heart
Catholic devotion associated with Mary, often shown pierced and surrounded by flowers
Open field entryImproved Order of Red Men Emblem
fraternal affiliation when I.O.R.M. initials and recognized organizational imagery appear; historical terminology should be…
Open field entryInterlocking Circles
union, relationship, Trinity or continuity depending on number and context
Open field entryInverted Torch
life extinguished while the flame may still imply enduring spirit
Open field entryIvy
attachment, fidelity and immortality because it remains green
Open field entryIvy Wreath
enduring attachment, memory and evergreen life
Open field entryJerusalem Cross
Christian pilgrimage, the Holy Land and five-cross symbolism
Open field entryKey and Cross
Christian access to heaven, St. Peter or church authority
Open field entryKeys
spiritual knowledge, authority, St. Peter or access to heaven
Open field entryKhanda
Sikh identity, divine knowledge and the relationship of spiritual and temporal responsibility
Open field entryKnights of Columbus Emblem
Knights of Columbus affiliation, classically combining shield, fasces, anchor and sword
Open field entryKnights of Pythias FCB
Knights of Pythias affiliation; F-C-B stands for Friendship, Charity and Benevolence
Open field entryKnights Templar Cross and Crown
Masonic Knights Templar affiliation, often shown as a cross through a crown with chivalric text
Open field entryKohen Hands
Jewish priestly blessing and probable Kohen lineage when the paired-hand gesture is correctly formed
Open field entryLabyrinth
the passage or pilgrimage of life
Open field entryLadder
ascent, spiritual progress, perfection or the soul's journey
Open field entryLamb
innocence, Christ and—frequently—childhood
Open field entryLamp
knowledge, learning, spiritual light and immortality of the spirit
Open field entryLantern
guidance, vigilance, memory and light through darkness
Open field entryLatin Cross
Christian faith, Christ's crucifixion and hope of resurrection
Open field entryLaurel Branch
achievement, honor, victory or distinction
Open field entryLaurel Wreath
victory, honor, achievement and memory
Open field entryLevite Pitcher
probable Levite lineage when used on a Jewish gravestone
Open field entryLightning Bolt
sudden death, divine power, military identity or an occupational emblem; never infer cause without records
Open field entryLily
purity, restored innocence, resurrection and associations with the Virgin Mary
Open field entryLily of the Valley
humility, purity and a return to happiness
Open field entryLion
courage, guardianship, resurrection or the power of God
Open field entryLions Club Emblem
Lions Clubs International affiliation when the two lion profiles and L are recognizable
Open field entryLocomotive
railroad occupation, travel, industrial identity or a fatal incident only when documented elsewhere
Open field entryLoom Shuttle
weaving and textile occupation
Open field entryLotus Flower
purity, awakening, rebirth and spiritual emergence in several Asian traditions
Open field entryLyre
music, poetry, classical culture or an artistic occupation
Open field entryMaltese Cross
Christian, chivalric, fire-service or organizational identity; the surrounding context is essential
Open field entryMasonic Broken Column
mourning for an unfinished life within Masonic memorial tradition, especially when accompanied by a weeping figure or other…
Open field entryMedicine Wheel
Indigenous spiritual identity or cultural symbolism; colors, directions and community context vary
Open field entryMemento Mori Inscription
a direct reminder to remember death and the brevity of life
Open field entryMenorah
Jewish faith, divine presence and communal identity; branch count and setting matter
Open field entryMiner's Lamp
mining occupation, guidance and light underground
Open field entryModern Woodmen of America Emblem
Modern Woodmen of America affiliation, usually supported by M.W.A. initials and lodge-style imagery
Open field entryMoon
night, rest, cycles, time, Marian imagery or a personal celestial motif
Open field entryMoose Lodge Emblem
Loyal Order of Moose affiliation when an elk/moose head appears with L.O.O.M. or lodge details
Open field entryMorning Glory
brief life, youth, farewell and resurrection
Open field entryMortar and Pestle
pharmacy, medicine, apothecary work or healing
Open field entryMourner Leaning on an Urn
grief, remembrance and neoclassical mourning imagery
Open field entryMyrtle
love, immortality and enduring remembrance
Open field entryNative American Church Tipi
Native American Church identity on authorized U.S. veterans markers
Open field entryNightingale
song, remembrance and poetic grief
Open field entryNine-Point Star
Bahá’í identity in many modern memorial contexts, or decorative geometry
Open field entryNine-Pointed Star
Bahá’í identity and the symbolic importance of nine
Open field entryNorth Star
guidance, constancy and finding one's way
Open field entryOak Leaves
strength, endurance, honor and lasting memory
Open field entryOak Tree
strength, rootedness, endurance and the tree of life
Open field entryOdd Fellows All-Seeing Eye
Odd Fellows or related fraternal context when the eye appears with links, initials or lodge details
Open field entryOdd Fellows Three Links
Independent Order of Odd Fellows affiliation, especially when the links contain F, L and T
Open field entryOlive Branch
peace, reconciliation, safety and biblical hope
Open field entryOm Symbol
sacred sound and Hindu spiritual identity; also used in other Indian religious traditions
Open field entryOpen Bible and Cross
Christian scripture and faith; sometimes ministry or teaching
Open field entryOpen Book
scripture, learning, the Book of Life or a life displayed for remembrance
Open field entryOpen Gate
entrance to heaven, passage and transition into the afterlife
Open field entryOpen Hands
supplication, welcome, blessing, surrender, or openness; surrounding text determines the reading
Open field entryOrder of the Amaranth Emblem
Order of the Amaranth affiliation when exact initials and floral/fraternal elements align
Open field entryOrder of the Rainbow for Girls Emblem
Rainbow Girls affiliation when the rainbow, pot of gold or organization initials are identifiable
Open field entryOuroboros
eternity, cyclical renewal and life without end
Open field entryOwl
wisdom, vigilance, night, mourning or a personal/occupational emblem
Open field entryPair of Fish
Christian identity, abundance, family or an aquatic occupation
Open field entryPalm Branch
spiritual victory, martyrdom, triumph over death or eternal peace
Open field entryPansy
remembrance, thoughtfulness and humility
Open field entryPapal Cross
Roman Catholic papal or ecclesiastical symbolism with three horizontal bars
Open field entryPassion Flower
the instruments and wounds of Christ's Passion
Open field entryPatriarchal Cross
Christian ecclesiastical symbolism with two horizontal bars
Open field entryPeacock
immortality, resurrection, beauty of the soul and incorruptibility
Open field entryPelican
self-sacrifice and Christ's sacrificial love in medieval Christian symbolism
Open field entryPentagram
a five-pointed star with meanings that include protection, Christian wounds, Wiccan identity and other traditions; orientation…
Open field entryPhoenix
rebirth, resurrection and life rising from death
Open field entryPick and Shovel
mining, excavation, labor or cemetery-work symbolism depending on arrangement
Open field entryPine Cone
regeneration, fertility, awakening or eternal life
Open field entryPine Tree
evergreen life, fidelity and regeneration
Open field entryPineapple
hospitality, prosperity and the memory of a generous host
Open field entryPlow
farming, labor, cultivation or a life rooted in the land
Open field entryPolice Badge
law-enforcement service; exact badge design and inscription should confirm the agency
Open field entryPomegranate
resurrection, unity, fertility or abundant life depending on cultural context
Open field entryPoppy
sleep, rest, consolation and eternal sleep
Open field entryPraying Hands
devotion, prayer, piety, or commending the deceased to God
Open field entryPythian Helmet
Knights of Pythias or chivalric-fraternal identity when paired with K of P, FCB or a shield
Open field entryQuill Pen
writing, teaching, scholarship or a life story; “unfinished story” readings require context
Open field entryRadiant Sun
everlasting life, divine light, glory or enlightenment
Open field entryRadiating Eye
divine watchfulness, providence or fraternal identity when combined with lodge symbols
Open field entryRainbow
covenant, hope, peace, transition or a youth-organization emblem
Open field entryRaven
mourning, memory, prophecy or a personal literary motif
Open field entryRebekah Beehive
Rebekah affiliation and the ideals of industry and cooperative work
Open field entryReclining Lion
watchful rest, courage and protection of the tomb
Open field entryRising Sun
renewed life, resurrection, hope and a new beginning
Open field entryRobin
hope, remembrance and seasonal renewal
Open field entryRod of Asclepius
medicine, healing and a medical occupation
Open field entryRooster
awakening, vigilance, courage or resurrection
Open field entryRosary
Catholic prayer, devotion to Mary and a life associated with repeated prayer
Open field entryRose
love, beauty, remembrance, Christian devotion or the fullness of life
Open field entryRose Wreath
beauty, love, virtue and memory encircled
Open field entryRosebud
youth, innocence or a life not yet in full bloom
Open field entryRotary Gear
Rotary affiliation when the toothed wheel carries the organization name or exact gear form
Open field entryRoyal Neighbors of America Emblem
Royal Neighbors affiliation when the initials R.N.A. and recognized organizational motifs appear
Open field entrySacred Heart
Christ's love, sacrifice and Catholic devotion, often shown with flame, cross and thorns
Open field entrySarcophagus Motif
death, burial and classical memorial form
Open field entryScales of Justice
law, judgment, fairness or a legal occupation
Open field entryScallop Shell
pilgrimage, baptism, resurrection and life's journey
Open field entryScroll
life and time unfolding, honor, memorial inscription or a hidden past and future
Open field entryScythe
death as the reaper and life as a harvest
Open field entrySea Shell
journey, resurrection, baptism, fertility or a coastal identity
Open field entrySetting Sun
the close of life or death
Open field entrySewing Shears
tailoring, dressmaking, textile work or a personal craft
Open field entryShamrock
Irish identity and, in Christian use, the Trinity
Open field entryShield
protection, faith, military service, family arms or organizational identity
Open field entryShip
seafaring identity, voyage, safe passage or the church as a vessel
Open field entryShip's Wheel
maritime service, navigation and a seafaring life
Open field entryShriners Crescent and Scimitar
Shriners affiliation, commonly recognized by the crescent, scimitar and star
Open field entrySickle
the last harvest, mortality or agricultural identity when paired with crops
Open field entrySickle and Wheat
agriculture, harvest, mortality or a farming occupation
Open field entrySingle Wheat Stalk
harvest, sustenance, Christian eucharistic imagery or agricultural identity
Open field entrySix-Point Star
Jewish identity when used as Magen David, but also a broader historical geometric motif
Open field entrySkeleton
death personified or the body's mortality
Open field entrySkull
mortality and the certainty of death
Open field entrySkull and Crossbones
mortality, bodily death and memento-mori imagery; not automatically piracy
Open field entrySleeping Lamb
a child or innocent soul at rest
Open field entrySmoke or Rising Flame
the soul, spirit, prayer or transformation
Open field entrySnake
renewal through shedding, wisdom, danger or sin depending on pose and context
Open field entrySons of the American Revolution Cross
SAR affiliation when the Maltese-style cross and organization details match
Open field entrySoul Effigy
a winged face representing the soul rather than a literal portrait
Open field entrySouthern Cross of Honor
Confederate veterans commemoration; identification should rely on the exact cross form and inscription
Open field entrySpider Web
the passage of time, fragility, neglect or a decorative Gothic motif
Open field entrySpinning Wheel
textile work, domestic industry, craft or folk identity
Open field entrySpiral
continuity, journey, transformation or decorative carving; interpretation is highly contextual
Open field entrySquare
earthly existence, stability, foundation or simple architectural geometry
Open field entrySquare and Compasses
Freemasonry when the tools appear in the recognized arrangement, often with the letter G
Open field entrySquirrel with Nut
spiritual striving, preparation or personal affection
Open field entrySt Andrew's Cross
an X-shaped Christian cross associated with St. Andrew and Scottish identity
Open field entryStag or Deer
faithfulness, spiritual longing, nobility or the soul seeking God
Open field entryStar of David
Jewish identity and faith; also called Magen David
Open field entryStarry Crown
heavenly reward, the Virgin Mary, immortality or a fraternal composition
Open field entryStork
birth, family, care and renewal
Open field entrySun and Clouds
heavenly hope, revelation or the passage from earthly sorrow to light
Open field entrySunflower
devotion, faithfulness, light and turning toward the divine
Open field entrySurveyor's Compass
surveying, geometry, navigation or—when paired with a square and G—Freemasonry
Open field entrySwan
grace, purity, faithful love or the soul's passage
Open field entrySword
military service, courage, justice, martyrdom or a saint's attribute
Open field entryTablets of the Law
the Ten Commandments, Jewish or Christian scripture and divine law
Open field entryTau Cross
Christian cross shaped like the letter T, associated with Franciscan and older biblical traditions
Open field entryTeacher's Slate
teaching, schooling, literacy or childhood education
Open field entryThistle
earthly sorrow, endurance, Scottish identity or Christ's crown of thorns
Open field entryThree Interlocking Rings
the Trinity, unity or an enduring threefold bond
Open field entryThree-Link Chain
Friendship, Love and Truth when paired with F-L-T; emblem of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Open field entryTorah Scroll
Jewish learning, scripture, scholarship or devotion
Open field entryTree of Life
continuity, family, connection between worlds and enduring life
Open field entryTree Stump
a life cut down, naturalistic mourning or—when paired with exact emblems—a fraternal association
Open field entryTree Stump with Ivy
a fallen life joined to strength, memory or rebirth
Open field entryTrefoil
the Trinity or a decorative three-lobed form
Open field entryTriangle
the Trinity in Christian settings, or a general geometric/architectural form
Open field entryTriangle in a Circle
Trinity and eternity in some Christian compositions
Open field entryTriquetra
threefold unity, commonly the Christian Trinity, though the form has broader historical uses
Open field entryTrumpet
resurrection, judgment, proclamation or military identity
Open field entryTulip
love, renewal and the brevity or beauty of life
Open field entryUnited Daughters of the Confederacy Emblem
UDC affiliation when the exact organization emblem or initials appear
Open field entryUpright Lit Torch
life, enlightenment, memory or enduring spirit
Open field entryUrn
mourning, death and the body as a vessel of the soul; a neoclassical symbol even when burial was not by cremation
Open field entryVeterans of Foreign Wars Cross
VFW affiliation and overseas military service when the Maltese-cross emblem is exact
Open field entryViolet
modesty, faithfulness, humility and remembrance
Open field entryViolin
musical occupation, talent or a personal passion
Open field entryWeeping Angel
mourning, grief and the sorrow of those left behind
Open field entryWeeping Willow
mourning, grief and nature lamenting the dead
Open field entryWheat Sheaf
a completed life, divine harvest, resurrection or a long fruitful life
Open field entryWheel
the cycle of life, travel, industry or a specific trade; spokes and accompanying tools matter
Open field entryWhite Shrine of Jerusalem Emblem
White Shrine affiliation when its cross, star and initials are present in the recognized combination
Open field entryWilted Flower
grief, fading life and loss
Open field entryWinged Cherub Head
a soul effigy, heavenly innocence or the transition from mortality imagery to more hopeful iconography
Open field entryWinged Globe
divine power, eternity and Egyptian-revival solar symbolism
Open field entryWinged Hourglass
time flies and life passes swiftly
Open field entryWinged Skull
mortality joined to the flight or survival of the soul
Open field entryWinged Wheel
swift passage, movement or the Holy Spirit in some nineteenth-century interpretations
Open field entryWoman Clinging to a Cross
faith amid grief; often linked to the visual tradition of the hymn “Rock of Ages”
Open field entryWomen's Relief Corps Emblem
Women's Relief Corps affiliation, usually associated with Union veterans' remembrance and supported by initials
Open field entryWoodmen of the World Emblem
Woodmen affiliation indicated by a stump/log composition with axe, maul, wedge, plaque or the motto Dum Tacet Clamat
Open field entryWoodmen Tree Stump Monument
possible Woodmen of the World affiliation only when paired with organizational tools, plaque, initials or motto
Open field entryYew Tree
eternal life, sorrow and the long association of yews with churchyards
Open field entryYin-Yang
complementary forces, balance and Daoist-associated identity
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