Royal Seal of Scotland

The Royal Seal of Scotland is a historic emblem used to authenticate official documents of the Scottish monarchy and government. It features symbols such as the lion and crown, representing authority and sovereignty. The seal is applied by pressing it onto wax or paper, serving as a formal signature that confirms the document's legitimacy. Traditionally, the seal reflects the monarchy's continuity and sovereignty over Scotland, and it is preserved as a symbol of Scottish royal authority. Its use highlights the importance of tradition in Scottish governance and history.