This medieval pennant depicts a rampant lion, one of the symbols long associated with royalty and kingship. This heraldic symbol gracing many coats-of-arms throughout Europe, harkens back to Ancient Rome. The most important and extensively employed heraldic figure is the Rampant Lion. The Rampant Lion is a proud symbol of many coat of arms adorning the Great Halls of Medieval Castles. The pennant has the rampant lion silk screened in silver with a burgundy pennant. The Rampant Lion pennant is made of durable cotton and includes a wooden hanging rod. This medieval pennant measures 57 inches high and 30 inches wide.