The Eurovision trophy is awarded to the winner of the annual Eurovision Song Contest, a popular international music competition. The trophy is made of glass and stands about 60 centimeters tall. It features a unique design that resembles a microphone, symbolizing the event's focus on music and performance. The trophy is crafted by skilled artisans and is often presented during the grand final of the contest. Each year, the winning country keeps the trophy until the next competition, where they will defend their title. The Eurovision Song Contest has been held since 1956, making it one of the longest-running music competitions in the world.