Flag of Shuya Russia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Shuya is the official heraldic symbol of Shuya, a city located in the Ivanovo Oblast (region) of western Russia. Adopted on February 27, 2001, the flag features three horizontal stripes with proportions 2:3:2. The top and bottom stripes are white, while the central stripe is blue. In the center of the blue band, there's a yellow equilateral cross. The design represents the city's coat of arms, which incorporates local history, including references to St. Nicholas, the patron saint of Shuya, and its status as a mercantile town along the Volga River trade routes. The flag serves as a symbol of civic pride for the residents of Shuya.