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Lardal, Vestfold (Norway)

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[Flag of Lardal]
image by Tomislav Šipek, 29 October 2015


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Here is flag and coat of arms of Lardal. Administrative center is Svarstad.
Source: http://www.lardal.kommune.no/Om-Lardal/Fakta-om-kommunen/
Tomislav Šipek, 29 October 2015


Coat of Arms

[CoA of Lardal]
image by Tomislav Šipek, 29 October 2015

The design is too young to appear in [c2j87] or [c2j88]...
The above link states that the design was approved in the State Council on 17 July 1992 (not sure if that is equal as approval by royal resolution, or if it replaced the mechanism in 1990's? Certainly, state council is presided by the king and includes most important ministers, if I understand it right) The design was drawn by Arvid Sveen.
The blazon is: I rødt ei gull hulder. In English: Gules a hulder or.
A hulder (or more common know by the definitive form - huldra) is a female spirit from Scandinavian folk tales in form of a beautiful young women with a cow tail.
The design indicate importance of wild woods in the area - in which presumably hulder may be found. The area is supposedly much like huldra - "wild and a bit mysterious".
Željko Heimer, 10 November 2015