Flag of Groningen Netherlands - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Groningen is the official banner representing the Dutch province of Groningen. Adopted on January 27, 1938, it consists of seven horizontal stripes in the colors red and white, with a blue canton bearing the provincial coat of arms in its center. The flag's design is based on the city of Groningen's colors - red and white - and symbolizes the province's unity and solidarity. The blue canton represents the Wadden Sea, an essential part of Groningen's identity. The provincial coat of arms within the canton features a shield with three lions passant guardant, representing the County of Groningen and its historical ties to the House of Nassau. The Flag of Groningen is used in various official ceremonies, events, and representations of the province, reinforcing a sense of provincial identity and pride among its citizens.