The Cortijo de Suerte Alta logo was designed by its owner, Manuel Heredia Halcón, an architect by profession, and is rich in symbolism.
KEY FACT
The Heredia family’s coat of arms, which inspired the logo, dates back to the 10th century.
Firstly, it is a representation of the Heredia family’s coat of arms, dating back to the 10th century, composed of five castles. The five towers have been intertwined into a modern logo, also representing the ‘H’s of the surnames Heredia Halcón.
If we look at the background, at the top we can see a tree, representing the olive tree. In the center left, the ‘P’ for Marqués de Prado; on the right, a ‘q’ for quality. At the bottom, a crown.
Frequently asked questions
Manuel Heredia Halcón, owner of the Cortijo and an architect by profession.
The 10th century, and it is composed of five castles represented as five intertwined towers.
The tree represents the olive tree, the ‘P’ refers to Marqués de Prado, the ‘q’ to quality, and the crown appears at the bottom.
