Flag of Grand Est France - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Grand Est France is a heraldic banner symbolizing the region of Grand Est in France. Adopted on January 23, 2016, following the administrative reorganization of regions, it represents the historical and cultural heritage of the former regions Alsace, Lorraine, and Champagne-Ardenne that form the current Grand Est. The flag consists of three horizontal stripes, with a white one at the top, a blue one in the middle, and a second white stripe at the bottom. The design is derived from the arms of the Duchy of Lorraine, symbolizing the region's historical links to the House of Lorraine. The blue field in the center represents the river Meuse (or Moselle), which flows through the heart of Grand Est, while the two white stripes represent the rivers Rhine and Seine that border the region. The Flag of Grand Est France embodies the unity and diversity of its constituent regions, showcasing their unique historical backgrounds while reflecting a common identity for the residents of the region today. It serves as a visual representation in various events, demonstrations, and official ceremonies within Grand Est and beyond.