The image displays the coat of arms associated with the surname Cowburn.
The surname Cowburn has English historical roots, likely originating from a place name in northern England.
The name is derived from the Old English elements cū (cow) and burna (stream or brook), suggesting a location near a stream frequented by cattle.
Alternatively, the name might be derived from a place in Berwickshire named Cockburn, which comes from the Old English cocc (rooster) and burna (stream).
The image shows a silver shield with a red chevron and three black crosses patée fitchée (crosses with a pointed foot).