Royal Arms of the Kingdom of Scotland - Pint Glass 16oz

The Royal Arms of the Kingdom of Scotland is a heraldic symbol representing the Scottish monarchy. It consists of a shield divided into four quarters, each with specific emblems and colors. The first quarter features a lion rampant, symbolizing Scotland itself; the second displays three lions passant guardant on a gold background from England, reflecting the historical union between Scotland and England; the third shows the fleur-de-lis from France, representing Scotland's alliance with France; and the fourth represents Scotland's patron saint, Saint Andrew, through a saltire (a diagonal cross) in white on a blue field. A royal crown known as the Crown of Scotland adorns the top of the shield. The current design has evolved over centuries, with changes made to reflect different periods of Scottish history and dynasties.