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Gules, an ox head caboshed Sable holding two ears of grain Or in
the mouth a chief Azure bearing a five-pointed mullet of the Third.
Christopher Southworth
On 1 January 2009 the new commune was formed by the merger of Mörel and Filet (see below).
The new emblem adopted the symbolism of the old Filet emblem (leaving out the wavy bar), which anticipated
the merger (see description at Filet).
image by Pascal Gross
Gules, an ox head caboshed Sable holding two ears of grain Or in mouth.
Christopher Southworth
image by Pascal Gross
Tierced in fess Azure a mullet of five Argent a bar wavy of this Last and Gules an ox head caboshed
Sable having two grain ears Or in its mouth.
Christopher Southworth
The star stands for Filet, the ox for Mörel, which is on the opposite side of the Rhone river (which is called Rotten in the Upper Valais), symbolized by the wavy bar.
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