A crown is a symbolic form of headgear worn by a monarch or a deity. It represents victory, triumph, honor, glory and power. The crown bearer has the responsibility over all those residing under his rule. In some traditions, the crown bearers are considered almost godlike.
Top 10 Crown Coloring Pages
Kids are intrigued by all things royal! Here are ten beautiful and unique crown coloring sheets for your kids to color.
1. ‘C’ For Crown
This coloring sheet is fit for your little one. Ask your child to trace the letter ‘C’ in upper and lower case with a black crayon or marker. Let your kid try writing some C’s on the blank side of the sheet, and fill the letter and the little crown with any color of her choice. This coloring sheet will help to build a strong foundation for writing.
2. Thorny Crown
Here is a coloring sheet of a Thorny Crown. Take this coloring session as an opportunity to teach your child more about Jesus and His teachings. A crown of thorns was placed on Jesus’ head during the events leading to his Crucifixion. This instrument of the Passion was used by Jesus’s captors to cause him pain and mock his claim of authority.
3. Royal Crown
This is a beautiful coloring sheet of a dazzling king’s crown. Crowns worn by rulers contain expensive and exquisite jewels. The stones are strategically chosen according to its meanings and blessings. In some cultures, it is customary for the highest authority to wear crowns that have jewels and other symbols.
4. Roman Crown
This coloring sheet features a beautiful Roman crown with small flowers and leaves. Ask your child to color in the lines to create a beautiful image of a Roman crown. The crown was worn by some emperors in ancient times as a token of their own divinity. These crowns were also presented to Gods and deified heroes. Corona or Roman Crown was also rewarded to the civilians for their military or naval prowess.
5. Atef Crown
This coloring sheet features a Pharaoh King wearing the Atef crown. Atef is a white crown that has a golden disk at the top and is trimmed with ostrich feathers. The ostrich feathers symbolize truth, balance, morality, and justice. The crown represents the cycle of death and rebirth. The Pharaohs wore the Atef crown in the hope that they would become a form of Osiris after their death. The Atef crown is typically worn on top of a pair of ram or bull horns as a circle.
6. Deshret Crown
The crown you see here is known as Deshret or Red crown. Deshret is a red, bowl-shaped crown with a small, protruding wire. The crown is associated with the Pharaohs and the rulers of the Lower Egypt. The red color of the crown is associated with the “Red land” the arid desert land surrounding the fertile “Black land” of Kemet. The protruding wire is a symbol of the proboscis of the honeybee. The crown is made of organic materials like cloth or reeds. It is an emblem of the goddess Neith, the patron of Sais city in Lower Egypt.
7. Tiara:
A tiara is a type of crown worn by princesses and queens in different cultures. See how pretty and bright your child can color this tiara diagram. Your child can assist your child in decorating the tiara with some glitters, ribbons, and stickers.
8. St. Edwards Crown
Here is a coloring image of St. Edward’s Crown, one of the oldest British Crown Jewels. This is one of the best & beautiful crown coloring pictures. This crown is considered the principal piece of the Regalia. The crown is named after St Edward the Confessor. St. Edward’s crown was used in the coronation of the English and British monarchs. The crown is now worn by Queen Elizabeth 1, who rules the monarch of the Commonwealth realms.
9. Crown Of Netherlands
Here is a beautiful coloring image of the Crown of the Netherlands sitting pretty on a velvet cushion. The crown of the Netherlands has a modern origin. It was approved by The Dutch College of Arms in 1815. It is a beautiful bejeweled crown with golden fleuron and pearls. Its arches are studded with pearls and topped with an orb with a cross. The crown is lined with red velvet.
10. Crown Of Denmark
This is a black-and-white image of the crown of Denmark. Ask your child to color this crown in vibrant shades of golden and green. This will make the coloring sheet stand out. The crown was made by Didrik Fyren with the help of a Nuremberg goldsmith. It is a beautifully studded crown made of gold, table-cut gemstones, pearls, and enamel. The circlet of the crown is ornamented with six sets of table-cut diamonds. The crown weighs around 2900 grams. These free printable crown coloring pages online will help to improve your child’s hand-eye coordination and motor skills.
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