Coat of arms of Armenia - Black Coffee Mug

The Coat of Arms of Armenia is the official heraldic symbol representing the country. It consists of a shield shaped like a six-pointed star with five red fielders and a central blue one. In the center of the blue field, there is an ornate golden cross, known as the Holy Lance, which symbolizes Christianity's adoption in Armenia in 301 AD, making it the first Christian nation. Surrounding the shield are a golden eagle, a lion, and a griffin, all holding branches of laurel, representing the historic provinces of Utik, Syunik, and Vaspurakan respectively. Beneath the shield is a ribbon inscribed with the national motto "Mi ti rowhteats'ayn e" ("I will protect her with my life"), symbolizing the courageous spirit and devotion of Armenians to their homeland. This coat of arms embodies the rich history, culture, and identity of Armenia.