In Polish heraldry, the przepaska is an element of the eagle charge, in the form of a curved bar, or a crescent, on the wings, and sometimes breast, of an eagle. Most notably, it is present in the coat of arms of Poland, and Lower Silesia, and their derivatives. This is the equivalent of the Brustspange and Kleestengel in German heraldry. (The charge does not occur in English heraldry and has no specific name).
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