Greater coat of arms of the Banate of Croatia - Pint Glass 16oz

The Greater Coat of Arms of the Banate of Croatia is a heraldic symbol that historically represented the autonomous region of Croatia during the medieval period. This emblem, which includes various symbols and charges on a shield, was officially adopted in the 13th century and underwent several changes throughout its history. The coat of arms features an escutcheon divided into four quarters, symbolizing the lands governed by the Ban (governor) of Croatia, as well as other elements like lions, griffins, eagles, and crosses. Its purpose was to identify the region and reinforce the authority of the ban within the broader Kingdom of Hungary. Today, it serves as a symbol of Croatian history and heritage.