Flag of Lower Normandy France - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Lower Normandy, or Drapeau de Basse-Normandie, is a symbol representing the historical region in northwestern France. Adopted in 2016, the flag features three vertical stripes of equal width. From left to right, they are colored red, white, and green – the traditional colors associated with Normandy. The red and green represent the Duchy of Normandy and the County of Maine respectively, while the white signifies the peace that followed the region's conquest by King Philip II Augustus in 1204. This flag is often used to represent Lower Normandy, which consists of two departments: Calvados and Orne. It serves as a visual identity for the region and is displayed during various events and celebrations.