Flag of San Bernardino, California - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of San Bernardino, California, is the official symbol representing the city in the Inland Empire region. Adopted on December 10, 1963, the flag design incorporates elements that reflect the city's history, geography, and culture. The base of the flag consists of three horizontal stripes, emulating the California state flag. The top and bottom stripes are white, symbolizing purity and integrity, while the middle stripe is red, signifying courage and valor, which are traditional colors associated with the United States and the state of California. In the center of the red stripe, there's a golden yellow (or gold) bear facing left. This design element represents the city's original seal, which depicted a grizzly bear to signify San Bernardino's connection to the California Gold Rush. The bear also represents strength and protection. The flag's lower right quadrant displays a green mountain with a red sun, symbolizing Mount San Bernardino and the city's sunny climate. Meanwhile, the upper left quadrant features an olive branch and sheaf of wheat, symbolizing peace, unity, agriculture, and prosperity within the region. The Flag of San Bernardino is a visual emblem that represents the city's past, present, and aspirations for the future, reflecting its diverse communities and rich history in California.