„Vert, an four-folded embattled arch wall or bridge, above two oxeye daisy flowers Argent with blebs Or and below one oxeye daisy flower.“
The arms were drawn by Kurt Schweder who designed coats of arms for all districts of Essen in die 1980s; they were never official used, but meanwhile recognized by the citizens of Essen and its districts.

The arms are canting; the oxeye daisy flowers symbolise the name of the founder of the garden city, Margarethe Krupp. The wall stand for the old fortification "Sommerburg" and the remarkable bridge above the "Mühlenbachtal".
Stadtverband der Bürger- und Verkehrsvereine Essen e.V. www.buergervereine-essen.de Literatur (Quelle) Kurt Schweders Wappen der Essener Stadtteile, Johann Rainer Busch 2009, ISBN 978-3-00-028515-8
Kurt Schweder

constructed and added by Jürgen Krause
colors according to FIAV