Coats of arms of the Grand Duchy of Finland - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coats of Arms of the Grand Duchy of Finland are historical heraldic devices that symbolize the territory and rule of the Grand Duchy, a historical entity that existed between 1809 and 1917 within the Russian Empire. The main coat of arms features a white lion passant guardant on a red field, wearing a golden ducal coronet, with three red Scandinavian crosses pattee on the shield's base. This design reflects both Finnish national identity and the territorial link to Russia during this period. Other variations of the coat of arms include the Arms of Finland Proper, which features a gold field with the same white lion and red crosses, and the Arms of the Senate of Finland, which adds a golden mural crown on top of the shield. These coats of arms have been used in various official contexts over the centuries and remain significant emblems of Finnish history and heritage.