Flag of Irvine, California - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Irvine, California, is the official symbol representing this city in Orange County. Adopted on March 25, 1971, it consists of five quadrants with unique elements reflecting the city's history and identity. Each quadrant features a specific color and design: 1. The top left quadrant, in blue, represents Irvine's university heritage with an open book symbolizing education. 2. The top right quadrant, in red, honors the Spanish land grant system with a large 'I' (for Irvine) and a cross. 3. The bottom left quadrant, in green, signifies agriculture and natural resources, showcasing a sheaf of wheat and an oak tree (symbolizing strength and growth). 4. The bottom right quadrant, in yellow, represents the city's sunny climate, featuring interlocking gears symbolizing industry and technology. 5. The center quadrant, in white, holds the city seal with the motto 'Constitutio Justitiae Firmat Regna' (The Establishment of Justice Strengthens Kingdoms). This flag serves as a visual emblem of the city's rich history, values, and aspirations for its citizens and visitors.