Coat of arms of South Australia - Pint Glass 16oz

The Coat of Arms of South Australia is the heraldic symbol representing the Australian state of South Australia. Adopted in 1904, it embodies the historical and cultural significance of the region while reflecting its modern identity. The design features a shield divided into four quarters: the upper left represents agriculture, with ears of wheat; the lower left denotes mining, illustrated by a pick and a bar of silver; the upper right signifies shipping, depicted by an anchor and a ship's wheel; and the lower right symbolizes pastoralism, with a ram's head and fleece. A white swan within a blue circle, standing on seven green mountains, serves as the crest, representing the River Murray and the hills of the state. The motto "Advance Australia Free" is inscribed beneath the shield. This emblem showcases the rich history and diverse resources of South Australia, symbolizing unity, resilience, and progress towards a free and prosperous future.