Flag of Sultanate of Mataram Malaysia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of the Sultanate of Mataram Malaysia is a historical emblem that symbolizes an ancient political entity, the Sultanate of Mataram, which existed in the Indonesian archipelago during the 16th and 17th centuries. Although the actual flag used during the Sultanate's existence is not definitively known, this specific representation of the Flag of Sultanate of Mataram Malaysia is a modern reconstruction based on historical records and artistic depictions. The design features a white field with a red stripe running vertically down the hoist side. On the upper left corner of the flag, there is a red canton displaying nine small white five-pointed stars arranged in three horizontal rows of three stars each. This arrangement represents the nine noble families that ruled Mataram during its history. The Flag of Sultanate of Mataram Malaysia serves as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage shared between Indonesia and Malaysia, with both countries having historical ties to the Mataram Sultanate. It is often used in cultural events, exhibitions, and educational settings for the purpose of education and preservation of history.