Coat of arms of Tuvalu

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The Coat of arms of Tuvalu is the national heraldic emblem featuring traditional Polynesian motifs and local symbols that represent the islands’ culture, history, and identity.

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Label Occurrences
Coat of arms of Tuvalu canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coat of arms
national emblem
adopted 1976
adoptedBefore independence of Tuvalu
adoptedWhen Tuvalu was a British colony NERFINISHED
appearsOn flag of the Governor-General of Tuvalu NERFINISHED
government documents of Tuvalu
official seals of Tuvalu
borderColor black
gold
green
red
white
category Coats of arms of countries
National symbols of Tuvalu
country Tuvalu NERFINISHED
designInfluence Christian symbolism
Polynesian art
fieldColor blue
gold
hasElement Polynesian motifs
Polynesian style shield
banana leaves border
local house
mitre shells border
palm tree
traditional maneapa
waves
motto Tuvalu mo te Atua
mottoLanguage Tuvaluan
mottoPosition below shield
mottoTranslation Tuvalu for the Almighty
represents Tuvalu as a sovereign state
scriptOnMottoScroll Latin alphabet
shieldShape escutcheon
symbolizes Christian faith in Tuvalu
Tuvaluan culture
Tuvaluan history
Tuvaluan identity
connection to the sea
island life
traditional community meeting place
usedBy Government of Tuvalu NERFINISHED
Tuvalu NERFINISHED
usedIn international representation of Tuvalu
official ceremonies of Tuvalu

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Governor-General of Tuvalu symbol Coat of arms of Tuvalu