Proposed Coat of Arms East Africa 1914 - Tumbler 20oz

The proposed Coat of Arms for East Africa in 1914 was a design submitted during the British colonial era for a potential unified symbol for the region, which encompasses present-day Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and parts of Southern Sudan and Northern Mozambique. The design featured various elements representative of the diverse cultures and natural resources within the region, including shields, palm trees, spears, and a rising sun. Although not officially adopted, this proposed Coat of Arms serves as a historical artifact that reflects the colonial aspirations for unity and symbolic representation in East Africa at the time.