Flag of Lule people - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of the Lule People refers to a symbolic representation of cultural identity for the indigenous Lule Sami community, located primarily in Sweden and Norway. This flag, which varies slightly depending on regional variations, typically consists of three horizontal bands representing the three aspects integral to Sami life: the earth (bottom), the sky (top), and the river (middle). The colors used are often blue, white, and red, symbolizing water, purity, and blood respectively. The flag has no official recognition as a national or regional flag but serves an essential role in expressing Lule Sami heritage and pride within their communities. It is a manifestation of the unique cultural identity that sets the Lule people apart while fostering unity among them. The design of this flag reflects the close connection between the Lule Sami and their ancestral lands, emphasizing their enduring traditions and resilience in preserving their heritage for future generations.