The Praetorian Standard was the distinctive insignia of the Praetorian Guard, the Roman emperor's bodyguard.

It had a dual function: practical, serving as a reference point for soldiers in battle, and symbolic, representing the authority, discipline, and honor of the Praetorian corps.

It was a highly prestigious object, also used in parades and ceremonies, and is today prized in historical reenactments and by collectors for its ability to evoke the majesty of ancient Rome.
It served as a reference point for the Praetorians during the confusion of battle, helping the soldiers stay united.

It was a sign of belonging and a symbol of the authority, discipline, and strength of the Roman Empire, conferring great prestige on those who carried and saw it.

Height: 230 cm.