Flag of New Ireland Papa New Guinea - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of New Ireland, also known as the flag of Papa New Guinea's New Ireland province, is a symbolic representation of its political entity within Papua New Guinea (PNG). Adopted in 1977, the flag consists of four horizontal stripes arranged in the following order from top to bottom: green, white, black, and red. The green stripe represents the land and the fertility of the province, while the white signifies peace and unity. The black stripe symbolizes the struggle for self-determination, and the red represents the blood shed during this struggle. The design reflects the cultural identity of the New Irelanders within the broader context of Papua New Guinea.