Coat of arms of the Ministry of the Interior of Lithuania - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms of the Ministry of the Interior of Lithuania is an official heraldic symbol representing this government department responsible for maintaining internal security, managing migration and asylum issues, and overseeing emergency response services in the country. The design features a shield divided into four quarters, each showcasing distinctive symbols that represent the core functions of the ministry: 1. The first quarter displays a lion passant guardant, traditionally associated with the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and symbolizing protection and courage. 2. The second quarter features a pair of crossed keys, representing the department's role in upholding justice and maintaining law and order. 3. The third quarter showcases a flaming torch, emblematic of vigilance and readiness to act in times of crisis or emergency. 4. The fourth quarter presents a shield with a fleur-de-lis, symbolizing the connection between Lithuania and other European nations and emphasizing diplomacy and cooperation. The Coat of Arms is also adorned with a white border and topped by a helmet, both common elements in heraldry. This distinctive emblem serves as a visual representation of the Ministry's mission and values, fostering a sense of national pride and continuity within its operations.