Small coat of arms of the Czech Republic - Pint Glass 16oz

The Small Coat of Arms of the Czech Republic is a heraldic emblem that represents the country in various contexts where a full-sized coat of arms might be impractical, such as seals, stamps, or small-scale applications. It consists of a shield divided into four quadrants, each featuring a distinctive element: a white two-tailed lion passant guardant on a red field (top left), three red mounts galloping in gold (top right), a white eagle displayed on a red field (bottom left), and a white double-tailed griffin on a red field (bottom right). The shield is topped with a golden crown, symbolizing the monarchy, and surrounded by a wreath of ears of wheat and oak leaves, representing agriculture and strength. This emblem has evolved since the Middle Ages and reflects the rich history and cultural identity of the Czech Republic.