Coat of arms of Georgia (country)

State coat of arms between 1921-1991 in time as Georgian SSR

The coat of arms of Georgia (Georgian საქართველოს გერბი ) are available in a large and a small version.

The current coat of arms, based on the medieval arms of the Georgian royal dynasty Bagratides were adopted on 1 October 2004 by 103 votes to three by the Parliament and dissolve from the coat of arms was introduced in 1990, which was St. George in a star.

Great State Coat of Arms

The large national coat of arms shows a red shield on which Georgia's patron saint, St. George is depicted as a silver tab with a golden halo. He subdues a silver dragon with a silver spear. Above the shield is the Georgian- Iberian crown. It is held by two golden lions. Under the shield is a stylized Weingarten, in a banner with the National Motto and two red crosses the flag of Georgia is braided:

Small National Coat of Arms

The small state emblem uses only the red shield and crown, renounces the lion, the vineyard and the motto ribbon.

Regional coat of arms and flags

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