Greater coat of arms of the grand-duchy of Luxembourg 2 - Pint Glass 16oz

Title Greater Coat of Arms of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg 2 The greater coat of arms of the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg is a heraldic design representing the nation's highest official emblem. This specific version, denoted as "2," features enlarged and more detailed elements compared to the standard coat of arms. The shield is quartered, each quarter showcasing symbols significant to Luxembourg's history and identity. For instance, a lion passant guardant is depicted in one quarter, representing the County of Arlon. Another quarter bears a golden eagle on a black field, symbolizing the Duchy of Luxembourg. The other two quarters showcase a golden lion rampant on a red field (a reference to the Principality of Luxembourg) and a silver lion rampant on a red field (representing the Margraviate of Upper Lorraine). The top center of the shield displays a silver helmet adorned with three visible ostrich feathers, symbolizing the Grand-Ducal title. Below the shield lies a golden chain encircling five fleurs-de-lis, representing the provinces of Luxembourg. This greater coat of arms serves as an essential symbol of national identity and sovereignty in the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg.