Coat of arms of the Turkish Federated State of Cyprus - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms of the Turkish Federated State of Cyprus is a heraldic symbol representing this politically unrecognized state on the eastern Mediterranean island of Cyprus. Adopted during the Turkish invasion of 1974, the coat of arms consists of a shield divided into four quadrants. The first quadrant features a crescent moon and five-pointed star, symbolizing Turkey, which supports the territorial claim over the island. The second quadrant displays a fortified wall representing the ancient city of Famagusta (Gazimagusa) under Turkish control. The third quadrant showcases an olive branch, emblematic of peace. The fourth quadrant features three tulips symbolizing the three primary ethnic groups in Cyprus: Turks, Greeks, and Maronites. The motto "Peace At Home, Peace In The World" is written in Turkish below the shield, reflecting the state's aspirations for a peaceful solution to the ongoing conflict on the island. It's important to note that the coat of arms is only recognized by the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, which is not universally acknowledged as a sovereign state.