Flag of Sorbs Germany - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The "Flag of Sorbs Germany" refers to the flag that represents the Sorbian ethnic minority living primarily in the Lusatia region, which is divided between Germany (Brandenburg and Saxony) and Poland (Lower Silesia). The flag was officially adopted on October 24, 1993. The flag consists of three horizontal bands of equal width: green on top, white in the middle, and blue at the bottom. It symbolizes the Sorbian identity and culture within Germany. The green represents the forests and fields of Lusatia, the white stands for peace, unity, and neutrality, while the blue represents the rivers and lakes in the region. The flag does not have a direct connection to any historical coat of arms or emblem associated with the Sorbs. Instead, it was designed by the artist Gunter Kollndorf as a modern representation of the Sorbian people's identity and aspirations. The flag is widely used during cultural events and celebrations that highlight Sorbian heritage and traditions.