Great coat of arms of Sweden - Tumbler 20oz

The Great Coat of Arms of Sweden is the official heraldic emblem representing the Swedish monarchy and state. It consists of a shield divided into four quarters. The first quarter showcases a golden lion rampant on a red field, symbolizing the historic province of Småland. The second quarter displays three gold crowns on an azure (blue) background, signifying the historical provinces of Svealand and Götaland united under one ruler. The third quarter features a silver oval with a blue field depicting three golden keys, representing the historic province of Uppland. The fourth quarter consists of two diagonal bars in gold (or) and gules (red), known as the "field of the jolly roger," symbolizing Vasaland. Above the shield sits a helm adorned with a lion's face. Supporting the shield are two lions, one on each side, symbolizing power and protection. Beneath the shield lies a scroll with the national motto "For Freedom and the Law" written in Swedish (For Frihet och Lag). This heraldic design has been used since 1560 and represents Sweden's rich history and monarchy.