Flag of Jiwaka Papa New Guinea - Pint Glass 16oz

Flag of Jiwaka Papa New Guinea The flag of Jiwaka Papa, one of the provinces in Papua New Guinea, consists of a green field with a stylized representation of the Kassanda bird in yellow at its center. The Kassanda bird is a mythical bird found in local folklore and is believed to be a symbol of unity and strength among the people of Jiwaka Papa. Adopted on August 27, 1998, the flag reflects the cultural heritage and identity of the province's indigenous population. The green color represents the richness of the land and its abundant resources, while the Kassanda bird symbolizes the province's strong spirit and resilience. It is important to note that Jiwaka Papa is one of the 20 provinces in Papua New Guinea, an independent sovereign island nation located in Melanesia, southwestern Pacific Ocean. The design of the Jiwaka Papa flag is unique among the provincial flags of Papua New Guinea, each of which reflects the distinct cultural and historical characteristics of its respective province.