Obverse of the Coat of Arms of Chile (1812-1814) - Black Coffee Mug

The Obverse of the Coat of Arms of Chile refers to the primary design featured on the national emblem during the years 1812-1814. During this period, this specific design represented the newly established republic. The obverse showcases a shield divided into four quarters, each with unique symbols that reflect Chile's history and heritage. At the center is a banner inscribed with "Libertad o Muerte" (Freedom or Death), which underscores the nation's struggle for independence at the time. The obverse also includes symbols like the Andes Mountain range, the Southern Cross constellation, and a condor, symbolizing strength and freedom. This design served as an essential visual representation of Chilean identity during its early years.