The Pahlavi Dynasty's imperial emblem, in use from 1925 to 1979, was a complex coat of arms featuring Mount Damavand with a rising sun at its center, symbolizing Iranian sovereignty.
It incorporated historical symbols like the Lion and Sun, the Faravahar, and the Pahlavi Crown (created in 1926), representing a mix of ancient Persian heritage and modern, nationalistic, and secular, monarchical power.