Coat of arms of Nicaragua (1854) - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms of Nicaragua was adopted in 1854 as the national emblem of the Republic of Nicaragua. The design features a shield divided into four quarters, representing the country's geographical and cultural diversity. At the top left, a volcano symbolizes the active Mombacho Volcano, while the bottom left represents Lake Nicaragua with its three islands, Ometepe, Zapatera, and Solentiname. The top right quarter displays a hand holding a mace, symbolizing justice, and the bottom right features three corn ears to signify agriculture and abundance. Surmounting the shield is a five-pointed crown, known as the Spanish Crown, signifying Nicaragua's connection to Spain. The motto "Vince al Puro y el Feo" translates to "The Just and the Ugly Shall Prevail," which embodies the ideals of justice and perseverance. This emblem is an essential symbol of national pride and identity in Nicaragua.