Coat of Arms of the Russian Federation 2 - Tumbler 20oz

The Coat of Arms of the Russian Federation 2 is a heraldic design representing Russia as its official state emblem. Introduced on January 7, 2008, this version replaced the previous design from 1993, which had been in use since the dissolution of the Soviet Union. The coat of arms consists of three main elements: a double-headed eagle with two- and three-headed serpents supporting it, a golden shield, and a ribbon bearing the national motto, "For the glory of Russia." The double-headed eagle is an ancient symbol associated with Rus' and Russia, while the shield represents the unity and integrity of the Russian lands. The ribbon with the national motto runs diagonally across the bottom of the design, emphasizing the importance of the phrase "For the glory of Russia." The colors used in this emblem are blue (symbolizing loyalty, truth, and courage), white (signifying peace and purity), and red (representing valor and sacrifice). This version of the Coat of Arms was created to reflect a more traditional Russian design while also symbolizing stability and continuity during a time of political transition in Russia. The double-headed eagle, in particular, signifies the country's historical ties and its status as both an Eastern Orthodox nation and a European power.