Coat of Arms Salta Argentina - Pint Glass 16oz

Coat of Arms Salta Argentina The Coat of Arms of Salta is a heraldic design representing the province of Salta, Argentina. It was officially adopted on July 20, 1958. The shield is divided into four quarters, with each quarter symbolizing different aspects of the region's history and culture. The first quarter features three stars representing the provinces of Jujuy, Salta, and Tucumán, symbolizing their unity as a historical region known as the "Puna de Atacama." The second quarter represents San Salvador de Jujuy, with its church and fortress, symbolizing the city's founding and importance. The third quarter showcases a cactus, representing the arid landscape of the province. The fourth quarter features a condor, the national bird of Argentina, symbolizing strength and freedom. Above the shield is a crown known as a mural crown, which represents the city status of Salta. The motto, "Concordia salva nos," meaning "Concord saves us," is inscribed below the shield. This reflects the importance of unity and harmony within the province. The Coat of Arms of Salta Argentina serves as a symbol of the province's unique history, culture, and identity.