Flag of the City of Perth Australia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

Flag of the City of Perth, Australia The Flag of the City of Perth is a heraldic banner that represents the administrative area of Perth, the capital city of Western Australia. Adopted on September 26, 1937, it features a design consisting of the City's coat of arms centered on a field of azure (blue). The coat of arms itself is composed of a shield divided into four quarters, representing the historic districts of Perth: Guildford, Northam, Vicinity of Perth, and Swan. The central element in the shield is the Perth Rose, symbolizing peace and progress. Surrounding the shield are two gold (yellow) cherubs, representing the River Murray and the Swan River, both significant waterways within Perth. A scroll below the shield bears the motto "Pro Spacio Pro Tempore" (For Space, For Time), expressing the city's expansion ambitions. The flag is used for ceremonial purposes and to symbolize civic pride in the City of Perth.