IPA: //ˈbleɪzənri//
KK: /ˈbleɪzənri/
A showy or elaborate display, often related to coats of arms or heraldry.
The blazonry on the knight's shield was both intricate and beautiful.
Blazonry is derived from "blazon" (from Old French *blason*, meaning a coat of arms or heraldic device) and the suffix "-ry" (meaning a collection or state of). The term refers to the art or practice of heraldry, particularly the display of coats of arms and other heraldic symbols.
Think of 'blazon' as a way to describe a coat of arms, and '-ry' indicates a collection or practice. This helps you remember that 'blazonry' refers to the art of displaying heraldic symbols.