Queen’s Knights

The seats of the Round Table were more than places to sit. In Arthurian tradition, each seat represented a knight's place within the fellowship.

Knights form the shining core of Arthurian society — bound by oaths of loyalty, courage, and courtesy. Their triumphs and failures define the moral fabric of Camelot’s age.

The meaning and mystery of medieval coats of arms — from their historical role as symbols of identity and lineage to their legendary use in Arthurian romance as instruments of disguise, humility, and transformation.