Flag of Houston, Texas - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Houston, Texas is the official symbol representing the city of Houston, its history, and its people. Adopted on June 27, 1969, it is a tricolor flag with horizontal bands of crimson red (top), pure white, and baby blue (bottom). The center features the city seal in gold. The crimson red band symbolizes the courage and sacrifice of Houston's early settlers, while the white represents purity and integrity. The baby blue signifies hope and prosperity for the future. The city seal in the middle depicts a steamboat (symbolizing Houston's past as a port city), an oil derrick (representing its connection to the petroleum industry), and a star (indicating Houston as Texas' largest city). The flag serves not only as a visual representation of Houston but also as a source of civic pride for its residents. It is often flown during special events, ceremonies, and celebrations honoring the city.