The Coat of Arms of Cuba features a shield divided into four quadrants. The upper left quadrant displays a stylized representation of the mountains of Cuba, symbolizing the island's natural beauty. The upper right quadrant shows a mural crown, representing the strength and resilience of the Cuban people. The lower left quadrant contains a sugar cane plant, highlighting the importance of agriculture to the Cuban economy. The lower right quadrant features a tobacco leaf, signifying another key agricultural product. Above the shield, a phrygian cap symbolizes freedom and independence, while the surrounding laurel leaves represent victory.