Flag of Indianapolis - Pint Glass 16oz

Flag of Indianapolis The Flag of Indianapolis represents the official symbol of the city located in the state of Indiana, United States. Designed by local artist Robert Griffing and adopted on June 28, 1963, this flag is flown to signify the civic pride and identity of Indianapolis. The design features a white circle, encompassing the city's seal, centered on a field divided equally into red and white quadrants. The circle's outer border displays five gold (yellow) stars, symbolizing the original settlements around Indianapolis: Fall Creek, White River, Pioneer, Cicero, and Delaware. Inside this border, the city seal is depicted in blue and white, showcasing a shield divided into four quarters. Each quarter represents one of the city's historical districts: Crown Hill, Broad Ripple, Irvington, and the Old Northside. The flag serves as an essential emblem for Indianapolis, reflecting its history, culture, and community spirit.