Made using the electroforming technique, this decorative replica of the official Soviet emblem is made of silver-plated copper, which gives it a dense texture, but with fine reflections and a cold, almost ceremonial patina. The relief composition faithfully reproduces the symbolic elements of the USSR coat of arms: the hammer and sickle superimposed on a terrestrial globe, framed by wheat wreaths, ribbons in multiple languages, and a star in the upper area. The piece measures 30 × 30 cm and is mounted in a toned oak frame with a contrasting textile background (available in black or red). The ensemble is presented on a wooden display stand, ready for placement in collection spaces or historically themed interiors. The work has both decorative and documentary value, offering an example of political iconography transposed into high-fidelity material language. Ideal for collectors of 20th-century artifacts, contextual design, or Soviet-era symbolism.