Royal Coat of Arms of Greece (blue cross) - Pint Glass 16oz

The Royal Coat of Arms of Greece featuring a blue cross is a heraldic emblem that represents the nation's historical and cultural identity. This coat of arms was adopted during the Kingdom of Greece era, between 1832 and 1974. The central design consists of a white cross on a blue field, known as the Cross of St. Andrew or Anatolian Cross. The four quarters of the cross bear various symbols: the Lion of the Battle of Messina, the Fleur-de-lis, the Centaur Chiron, and the Griffin. Surrounding the cross are a laurel wreath and the national motto, "Ελευθέρια ή Θάνατος" (Freedom or Death). The Royal Coat of Arms is a significant symbol of Greek sovereignty and national pride.