Coat of arms of Uruguay - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms of Uruguay is a heraldic emblem that serves as the country's national symbol. It consists of a shield split into four quarters, each representing one of the historical provinces of Uruguay. The first quarter depicts a white band on a red background, symbolizing Banda Oriental, the original name for the territory. The second quarter features three silver castles on a red field, representing Colonia del Sacramento. The third quarter displays a silver sun over a blue base, symbolizing Maldonado Province. Lastly, the fourth quarter showcases a white lily over a green plain, signifying the Río de la Plata region. Above the shield rests a yellow five-pointed star, representing Montevideo, the capital city of Uruguay. The overall design is framed by a wreath made up of olive branches on one side and palm leaves on the other, symbolizing peace and victory respectively. A scroll beneath the shield bears the national motto: "Libertad o Muerte" (Liberty or Death). This coat of arms reflects Uruguay's history, geography, and the values that define its people and nation.