Royal Coat of Arms of Portugal with Mantle - Pint Glass 16oz

The "Royal Coat of Arms of Portugal with Mantle" is a heraldic symbol that represents the historical identity and lineage of the Kingdom of Portugal. This emblem, displaying the shield, helmet, mantle, and supporter, was officially granted by King Manuel I in 1515. The main element on the shield is a white armored arm holding a green sword, resting on a red background field with five white heraldic castles. Above the shield, there's a royal crown and two lions as supporters. The mantling consists of the motto "Una vez cabá do Reino" (Once fitted for the Kingdom), which is written in gold on an azure background. This coat of arms remains a significant emblem of Portugal's national identity, being used extensively in government and official contexts.