Flag of East Sussex UK - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of East Sussex is a heraldic banner designating the historical county of East Sussex, England. Adopted in 1974, it incorporates the arms of the former county council. The flag features a golden three-towered castle on a blue field, representing Hastings Castle, which was built by William the Conqueror following the Battle of Hastings in 1066. The lower portion is divided into three stripes of gold, red, and green, symbolizing the traditional colors of the three historic rapes (administrative divisions) within East Sussex: Rape of Hastings, Rape of Pevensey, and Raphe of Lewes. This flag serves as a visual representation of the county's rich history and unique identity within the United Kingdom.