Ornamented Coat of Arms of Chile (1819-1834) Cerro Castillo Version - Black Coffee Mug

The Ornamented Coat of Arms of Chile, as depicted in the Cerro Castillo version from 1819 to 1834, represents the national emblem during this period of Chilean history. The design includes a shield divided into four sections, symbolizing the territories conquered by the Spanish conquistadors. The central section contains an open book representing the Bible, reflecting the strong influence of Catholicism in Chile at the time. Surrounding the shield are various ornaments such as palm fronds and rope, signifying victory and unity. Atop the shield is a white condor, the national bird of Chile, with outspread wings symbolizing freedom and protection. Below the shield, there's a ribbon bearing the motto "Por la razón o la fuerza" (By Reason or Force). This coat of arms embodies the values and ideals that defined Chile during this historical era.