Coat of Arms Catamarca Argentina - Black Coffee Mug

The "Coat of Arms Catamarca, Argentina" is a heraldic symbol representing the Argentine province of Catamarca. This emblem reflects the region's history, culture, and geography, as well as its connection to the national government. The shield is divided into three parts, with the upper section showcasing an escutcheon featuring a red field charged with a silver crescent moon, representing the city of San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca. The middle section displays a golden sun with four rays, symbolizing the Andean mountain range that runs through the province. The lower part represents the region's rich agricultural resources by depicting grapes and wheat stalks intertwined, surrounded by olive branches. Overall, this coat of arms serves as a visual reminder of Catamarca's unique identity within Argentina.