Coat of arms of the Seimas of Lithuania - Tumbler 20oz

The Coat of Arms of the Seimas of Lithuania is a heraldic symbol representing the legislative branch of the government in Lithuania. Adopted on February 24, 1993, it combines elements from the historic coat of arms of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the interwar coat of arms of Lithuania. The shield is divided into four quarters. In the first and fourth quarters, there is a white (silver) field with nine red (gules) Vytis (knights riding chargers). These knights symbolize virtues such as courage, strength, and justice. The second quarter features a white (argent) field topped by a red (gules) cross potent fitchy, representing the Catholic faith in Lithuania. The third quarter shows a blue (azure) field with a gold (or) castle, symbolizing the resilience of the Lithuanian state. Above the shield, there is a golden (or) open helmet adorned with green (vert) oak leaves and acorns, signifying the strength and stability of the Lithuanian people. The whole emblem is surrounded by a collar of the Order of Vytautas the Great, which represents unity and solidarity among the Lithuanian nation. The Coat of Arms of the Seimas of Lithuania serves as a visual reminder of the country's history, values, and commitment to its people.