Flag of South Australia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of South Australia is a banner symbolizing the Australian state of South Australia. It was officially adopted on July 14, 1904. The design features the British Union Jack in the upper left corner, representing the ties with the United Kingdom, and five gold stars arranged in the shape of a Greek cross in the lower half. These stars represent the five European settlements that existed when South Australia was proclaimed a British province in 1836: Adelaide, Kingston (now part of Glenelg), Crystal Brook, Port Lincoln, and Murray Bridge. The flag does not include any emblems or colors specific to Aboriginal culture, reflecting the colonized history of South Australia before the modern era of reconciliation and recognition of Indigenous rights.