Haida Flag - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Haida Flag is a symbol of cultural identity for the Haida people, an indigenous nation originating from the Pacific Northwest Coast of North America, primarily situated in British Columbia and Alaska. Adopted on May 18, 1960, the flag features three black upright Raven shapes, known as "K'iid K'aaw," set against a field of red and blue, representing the land and sea respectively. The raven is a significant figure in Haida mythology, serving as a reminder of the Haida people's origins and their connection to the spirit world. The flag serves to honor and celebrate Haida culture while fostering a sense of unity among its people.