Coat of Arms of New South Wales - Tumbler 20oz

The Coat of Arms of New South Wales is a heraldic symbol representing the Australian state of New South Wales. It was first adopted in 1876 and consists of several distinctive elements that signify the history, culture, and resources of the region. The central shield is divided into four quarters, displaying emblems such as a fleur-de-lis (representing France), a Tudor rose (symbolizing England), and a barry wavy argent and azure (reflecting the coastal waters). The chief contains a St. George's Cross, while the compartment below features a kangaroo and an emu holding a banner inscribed with the state motto "Flora et Fides" (Flora and Faith). This heraldic design encapsulates the unique identity of New South Wales and serves as an official symbol of the state government and its people.