Haida Flag - Accent Coffee Mug

The Haida Flag is a symbol of cultural identity for the Haida people, an Indigenous group primarily residing in the archipelago of Haida Gwaii (previously known as the Queen Charlotte Islands) and northern British Columbia, Canada. The flag was officially adopted on May 16, 1960. The flag consists of a blue field with a central design featuring the Raven and the Eagle, two important figures in Haida mythology, symbolizing the friendship and unity between clans. Above these emblems is a yellow crescent moon that represents the spirit world. The flag's background color, blue, represents the Pacific Ocean and the sky. The Haida Flag serves as an emblem of pride and unity for the Haida people, reflecting their rich cultural heritage and historical ties to their ancestral territories. The design elements on the flag have deep cultural significance and are often found in traditional Haida artwork.