Namibia National Coat of Arms - Symbolism and History #2110509 (License: Personal Use)

The Namibian coat of arms displays two standing oryx antelopes as supporters, symbolizing vigilance and grace; above the shield sits a red lion holding a spear and shield, representing protection and courage. The shield is quartered: top-left shows a woman with a Namibian flag and anchor (peace and maritime heritage), top-right a black horse (energy and movement), bottom-left a Welwitschia mirabilis plant (resilience and uniqueness), and bottom-right a ox-wagon (colonial history and transport). A ribbon below bears the Latin motto “Ex Unitate Vires” (“Unity is Strength”).

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