Coat of Arms of Vorarlberg Austria - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms of Vorarlberg, Austria, is a heraldic emblem that serves as the official symbol representing the federal state of Vorarlberg, located in western Austria. This coat of arms consists of a red shield divided diagonally from the top left to bottom right by a white bend sinister (diagonal line) charged with a black eagle displayed and crowned, facing dexter (to the viewer's left). The shield is surrounded by a green outer bordure bearing eight silver fleurs-de-lis. The eagle symbolizes the historic County of Tyrol, while the green bordure and silver fleurs-de-lis represent the Duchy of Swabia. The adoption of this coat of arms dates back to 1862, following Austria's reorganization into federal states. Today, the Coat of Arms of Vorarlberg is widely used in various official capacities and serves as a prominent visual symbol for the region.