Coat of Arms Formosa Argentina - Black Coffee Mug

The Coat of Arms Formosa Argentina refers to the official heraldic symbol representing the Argentine province of Formosa. Adopted on March 24, 1958, the coat of arms is a visual representation embodying the history, culture, and values of this geographically diverse region. The shield's central element is an Indian Chief, symbolizing the indigenous population, while the base represents the province's fertile plains and rivers. Surrounding these elements are various elements such as flowers, corn, wheat, a sun, and a star, signifying prosperity, unity, and progress. The coat of arms also includes a scroll bearing the provincial motto: "Unidad y Progreso" (Unity and Progress). This emblem serves as an important symbol of identity for Formosa Argentina and is widely used in government buildings, official documents, and public spaces throughout the province.