Flag of Limousin France 2 - Tumbler 20oz

The Flag of Limousin France 2 refers to a regional flag associated with the historical region of Limousin, located in central-western France. This specific variant (version 2) is one of several proposed designs for a modern flag that represents the traditional heritage and cultural identity of the region. The flag features a yellow or gold field divided by a vertical green stripe towards the hoist side. The green stripe often depicts a stylized white or silver scallop shell, symbolizing Saint James the Great, the patron saint of pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago. The use of the scallop shell reflects the historical connection between Limousin and the pilgrimage route to Compostela in Spain. The flag's design may vary slightly among different versions, but the basic colors, orientation, and symbolic elements remain consistent. It is essential to note that this flag has not been officially adopted as the regional flag of Limousin, as the region was merged into the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region in 2016. Nevertheless, it continues to be widely used and recognized by many as a symbol of the Limousin region's heritage and identity.