The Coat of Arms Mendoza Argentina is the heraldic symbol representing the province of Mendoza in Argentina. Adopted on March 20, 1956, it consists of a shield divided into four quarters and a chief.The first quarter displays three grapes, symbolizing the significant vineyard industry of the region. The second features a mountain range representing the Andes. The third quarter shows two towers, symbolizing the cities of Mendoza and San Rafael. The fourth quarter represents the Diocese of Mendoza with a bishop’s mitre and crosier. The chief bears an olive branch and a vine branch intertwined, embodying peace and prosperity.The motto “Libertad y Trabajo” (Freedom and Work) is written below the shield. This coat of arms reflects the province’s history, economic activities, and values.