Great coat of arms of Hungary (1849) - Pint Glass 16oz

The Great Coat of Arms of Hungary, from 1849, represents a significant historical symbol of the nation. This heraldic emblem encapsulates the nation's identity, tradition, and values during the period of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848-1849. The design comprises several key elements, including a shield divided into three parts, a royal crown atop the shield, and various ornaments such as a chain and a mantling. On the shield, the left part depicts an armored right arm emerging from a cloud, brandishing a sword, symbolizing defense; the center part showcases the Hungarian tricolor (red, white, and green) stripes; while the right part represents the Archangel Gabriel holding a banner with the national motto "Vis et virtus" (Force and Virtue). This iconic coat of arms serves as a testament to the nation's resilience, courage, and commitment to its ideals during a critical juncture in Hungarian history.