Flag of Suphan Buri Province Thailand - Color Changing Coffee Mug

Flag of Suphan Buri Province, Thailand The Flag of Suphan Buri Province is a symbol of regional identity for the administrative region of Suphan Buri, located in central Thailand. Adopted on March 29, 1967, the flag consists of four horizontal stripes arranged in the ratio 2:3:2:3. The top and bottom stripes are light blue (representing the Mae Nam Ya River), while the middle two are red, symbolizing courage and determination. In the center, a gold-colored cogwheel with five spokes is placed on the red stripe. This represents the province's industrial sector, particularly its significant contribution to Thailand's economy through agriculture and manufacturing. The flag serves as an emblem of pride for the people of Suphan Buri Province and a visual representation of their heritage and culture within Thailand.