Coat of Arms Santiago del Estero Argentina - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms of Santiago del Estero is the heraldic symbol representing the Argentine province of Santiago del Estero. This emblem combines several elements to reflect the region's history, geography, and economy. At its center, it features a golden sun with eight rays, symbolizing the founding date of the city (August 8, 1553) and the eight original districts that comprise Santiago del Estero. Surrounding the sun are elements such as corn ears, grapevines, and silver-mining tools, reflecting the province's agricultural productivity and historical mining activities. The shield is surmounted by an open helmet, alluding to the city's defensive role during the colonial period, and a green ribbon bearing the provincial motto, "Justice, Loyalty, and Progress." This coat of arms serves as a visual representation of Santiago del Estero's heritage and identity within Argentina.