Historical Coat of Arms of French Prince of Andorra - Pint Glass 16oz

The Historical Coat of Arms of the French Prince of Andorra is a heraldic symbol that represents the ruling dynasty, the House of Foix-Béarn, in the microstate of Andorra under a unique political agreement known as the 'Paréage'. This coat of arms features a shield divided into four quarters: first and fourth quarters display the French royal arms, while the second and third quarters represent the Principality of Andorra with five red stripes on a white background (the Pyrenees mountains) and a golden fleur-de-lis. The crest includes a helmet adorned with a mantling of azure, a label argent, three mullets of five points or, and a lamb passant guardant gules. The use of this coat of arms signifies the shared sovereignty between France and Andorra, as the French Prince serves as one of the two co-princes along with the Catholic Bishop of Urgell in Spain.