The Cuban Coat of Arms is the national emblem of Cuba, symbolizing the country's independence and sovereignty. It features a shield divided into three sections, with a mountain, a rising sun, and a plow, representing the natural resources and agricultural wealth of the nation. The coat of arms is topped with a mural crown, symbolizing strength and the defense of the homeland. Surrounding the shield are two branches: one of laurel, representing victory, and the other of olive, symbolizing peace. The coat of arms also includes the words "República de Cuba," emphasizing the nation's identity. It is an important symbol of national pride and heritage.