"A detailed heraldic coat of arms for Shriners Mexico, divided into four sections, each representing the core values of the organization: brotherhood, service, help, and tradition. In the center top, a golden crescent moon and scimitar, symbolizing the rich history and fraternal traditions of the Shriners. In one section, a majestic golden eagle, inspired by the national emblem of Mexico, representing strength, pride, and the commitment of Shriners to Mexico. On the lower left, a nopal cactus and Lake Pátzcuaro, showcasing Mexican culture and the connection to Michoacán. In another corner, a Maltese Cross, symbolizing the altruistic and humanitarian spirit of the organization. The border of the shield should be adorned with pre-Hispanic-inspired decorative patterns, giving it a unique Mexican touch. The predominant colors should be green, white, and red, representing the flag of Mexico, with gold accents reflecting cultural richness and honor. Below the shield, a ribbon with the phrase 'Unidad, Ayuda y Fraternidad' in golden letters. The background should have subtle textures evoking the mountainous landscape of Mexico, blending natural elements with fraternal symbols."