Flag of East Java Indonesia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of East Java, Indonesia, is a symbol of regional identity and national pride for the East Java province, located on the eastern half of Java Island. Adopted on August 17, 2003, the flag consists of three horizontal stripes: green, red, and white, representing unity, courage, and purity respectively. The green field at the top symbolizes the lush countryside of East Java, while the red middle stripe signifies struggle and heroism, reflecting the region's history and the sacrifices made for its development. The white bottom stripe symbolizes peace and harmony, emphasizing unity among the diverse population within East Java. In the center, a golden kanji character 'K' is placed, representing Kediri, one of the most ancient cities in East Java. The Flag of East Java serves as an important cultural artifact and a visual representation of the province's unique heritage and values.