Flag of La Rioja Province Argentina - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of La Rioja Province in Argentina is a symbol of its regional identity and history. Adopted on July 27, 1958, it consists of three equal horizontal bands of yellow (top and bottom) and red (middle), with a blue square in the center bearing a white five-pointed star. The yellow color represents the gold mined in the region, while red symbolizes the blood spilled during wars for independence. The blue square and star symbolize the sky over La Rioja and its role as a founding province of Argentina. The flag is unique among Argentine provincial flags due to its asymmetrical design. The Flag of La Rioja Province has been used in various official ceremonies, events, and representations of the region both domestically and internationally. It serves as a visual connection to La Rioja's heritage and culture for its residents and those beyond its borders.