Flag of Corsica France - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Corsica France is a bicolor flag consisting of four equal vertical stripes alternating between white and red. While it does not have official recognition as the national flag, it is widely used by Corsican nationalists to represent their region. This flag design was adopted in 1956 during the struggle for greater autonomy within France. It symbolizes the unity of the people of Corsica and their unique identity while acknowledging their French heritage. The white stripes on the flag are said to represent the snow-capped mountains of the island, while the red represents both the blood shed in the pursuit of freedom and the Corso, a mythical creature believed to be the protector of Corsica.