Flag of Putrajaya Malaysia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Putrajaya is the official banner representing the federal administrative center of Malaysia, Putrajaya. The flag was formally adopted on February 1, 2001, and it serves as a symbol of the city's unique identity within the Malaysian nation. The design of the Flag of Putrajaya consists of three horizontal bands in green, white, and red, representing the unity between Putrajaya's natural environment, its peaceful coexistence, and its national heritage, respectively. In the center of the white band is a golden five-pointed star, symbolizing the federal government, surrounded by four smaller stars in the corners, each representing one of the other federal territories in Malaysia (Labuan, Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, and Federal Territory of Malacca). The Flag of Putrajaya is unique among Malaysian flags as it does not incorporate the national symbols such as the Jalur Gemilang or the Tunku Abdul Rahman's portrait. Instead, it represents the individual identity of Putrajaya while maintaining a connection to the broader Malaysian identity through its use of national colors and stars. The Flag of Putrajaya serves as an important symbol for the residents, visitors, and officials working in Putrajaya, reminding them of their place within Malaysia's federal administration while also showcasing the city's distinct character and history.