Greater coat of arms of Georgia - Pint Glass 16oz

The Greater Coat of Arms of Georgia is the national heraldic symbol of Georgia, a country located at the intersection of Europe and Asia. The emblem represents the unity and history of the Georgian nation, reflecting its rich cultural heritage that spans millennia. The design includes a shield divided into four quarters with symbols significant to Georgia's past. The first quarter displays Saint George slaying the dragon, a reference to the country's Christian roots. The second quarter showcases Pheasant's Tails (Saracens' Heads) symbolizing Georgian victories over foreign invaders throughout history. The third quarter depicts a griffin, representing ancient Colchis and its legendary gold. Lastly, the fourth quarter features three fleurs-de-lis, symbolizing the Georgian Orthodox Church. Surmounting the shield is the royal crown called Kartliukhi, signifying Georgia as a monarchy until 1912. The coat of arms also includes two supporters: a lion and a griffin, embodying bravery and strength. A ribbon below the shield bears the national motto "ვიჰყეს მარანის შემოთხვევა" ("United in the Pursuit of Truth"). The Greater Coat of Arms of Georgia serves as a visual testament to the country's proud heritage and enduring spirit. Its symbolism resonates deeply within Georgian society, fostering a sense of national identity among its people.