This Russian Trophy Bear Shield Patch carries «РОССИЯ» across the top above a large pale roaring bear head. White, blue and red areas form the background, with dark outlines defining the animal’s eyes, nose, mouth and fur. A dark border follows the shield shape down to the pointed lower end. The product photographs show both sides of the actual specimen, with the decorated face presented first.

The upper inscription translates simply as “Russia.” It is the only written word on the visible face. The national colour arrangement and the large bear illustration supply the rest of the design. The pale upper band leaves the dark title readable above the head, while the blue and red sections remain visible around the animal toward the sides of the shield.

The bear faces forward with an open mouth, pale teeth and strongly outlined brow. Its head occupies most of the available face, extending from below the title into the lower pointed section. Dark markings separate the cheeks, ears and mouth from the surrounding pale fur. Those details distinguish the pictured version from smaller bear devices placed inside a circle or over a complete rectangular flag.

As combatant Russian bear insignia, the item is identified through its written country name and illustrated head. The combat used tricolor shield badge has no additional numbered formation or personal callsign on its visible face. The exact combination of an upper Russia title, forward facing bear and pointed border is therefore retained in the product name and description. The front image records these elements together.

The reverse photograph shows the dark hook backing, including small attached fibres visible against its surface. Both views belong to this one worn Russia animal patch, offered at €40 with one available. The face is the main product image and the attachment side appears second in the gallery. The listing concerns the particular embroidered specimen shown, with the full shield outline visible from both directions. The English title explains the country name for readers who do not read Cyrillic, while the original word is preserved above. The paired photographs record the decorated face and reverse of that single item, rather than representing two separate patches.

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