The Royal Arms of England is the official coat of arms used by the reigning monarch of England. It features a shield divided into four quadrants, displaying the symbols of England, Scotland, and Ireland. The lion represents England, the unicorn symbolizes Scotland, and the harp stands for Ireland. The arms are often surrounded by a decorative mantle and topped with a crown. These arms are used in various official capacities, including on government documents, buildings, and royal proclamations. The Royal Arms signify the authority and heritage of the monarchy, reflecting the unity of the nations within the United Kingdom.