Schoolboy French reminds us that ici is "here", that's easy enough.
A bit of googling turns up the coat of arms of Rawa, Poland:
A woman on a bear while another bear, apparently under the influence, admires a flower.
So..."Party Here"?
I believe Rawaici may be an invitation to a cocktail party to discuss riding out the bear market.
Or, longshot, if you're into heraldry and heraldic vexillology, it's simply:
Shield Or with bear Sable facing dexter, a maiden on its back.I'll probably stick with the first interpretation but note there isn't any respondez info.
The maiden, vested in royal attire Gules and a crown Or, with flowing hair and hands upraised and expanded, all proper.
Out of the crest coronet, between two antlers proper, a bear facing dexter. His left arm in front is lowered, and another one holds a rose on a stem, all proper, which the bear carries to his snout.
