Flag of Seine et Marne France - Color Changing Coffee Mug

Flag of Seine et Marne France The Flag of Seine et Marne is a symbol representing the French department of Seine et Marne. The flag consists of three horizontal stripes, with proportions 2:3:2. The top and bottom stripes are white, while the middle one is red. This design reflects the traditional colors used in the banners of the former Province of Île-de-France. The department of Seine et Marne is located northeast of Paris, in the central region of France, with its prefecture being Melun. The department was created during the French Revolution on 4 March 1790 from parts of the former provinces of Brie and Senne et Oise. Today, it is one of the most densely populated areas in France due to its proximity to Paris and its rich historical and cultural heritage. The Flag of Seine et Marne serves as a visual representation of the department's identity, symbolizing unity, tradition, and connection to the broader region of Île-de-France.