Ottoman Coat of Arms (Arma-i Osmani)

The Ottoman Coat of Arms (Arma-i Osmani) is a historical national emblem of the Ottoman Empire. Although designed in the 19th century under European influence, specifically during the reign of Sultan Abdülmecid I and later finalized by Sultan Abdülhamid II, it remains a symbol of Turkish heritage. Since it represents a defunct empire and a modern nation's history, it is not a commercial product with a brand owner but is culturally curated by the Republic of Turkey.

The emblem features various symbols of state power, including the Tughra (sultan's signature), flags of the Caliphate and the Ottoman state, and various military and legal icons. Today, reproductions and historical information about this emblem are managed by Turkish cultural and governmental institutions, primarily distributed for educational and patriotic purposes.