Flag of Bali Indonesia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Bali is the official symbol representing the Indonesian province of Bali. Adopted on October 1, 1950, it consists of a plain red field with a white heraldic charger bearing a stylized rendition of the island's central mountain, Gunung Agung, at its center. The flag design symbolizes the spiritual and physical foundation of Balinese culture, which is deeply rooted in Hinduism. The red background signifies valor, courage, and bravery, while the white charger represents honesty, purity, and peace. The depiction of Gunung Agung serves as a reminder of the province's geographical identity and religious significance. The Flag of Bali is flown alongside the national flag of Indonesia in all public buildings within the province and is often displayed during official ceremonies and celebrations.