Flag of Pinsk Russia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Pinsk is a historical symbol associated with the city of Pinsk, located within present-day Belarus. Historically, Pinsk was part of several regions, including Poland, Lithuania, and Russia, before becoming part of the Soviet Union in 1921 and gaining independence as modern Belarus in 1991. The Flag of Pinsk consists of three horizontal bands of equal width: green, white, and red from top to bottom. The flag is said to have been first adopted during the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth period, possibly in the 16th or 17th century, and it continued to be used during Russian rule until the early 20th century. While the Flag of Pinsk is not officially recognized as a symbol of Belarus, it holds significant historical importance for the city and its people. The colors green, white, and red are also present in the modern Flag of Belarus, symbolizing faith, truth, and freedom respectively.