Flag of Kedah Malaysia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Kedah, a regional symbol of the Malaysian state of Kedah, is a rectangular banner divided into two equal vertical halves by a broad diagonal stripe sloping from the hoist towards the fly. The upper half features nine five-pointed white stars arranged in three horizontal rows, while the lower half consists of a red field charged with a white crescent and four white five-pointed stars, known as Bintang Chandra Mahkota, which symbolize the nine state sultans and the ruler himself. The flag's colors - green, red, and white - reflect Islamic faith, royalty, and unity among the people of Kedah. Adopted on October 28, 1965, the Flag of Kedah stands as an emblematic representation of its rich history and cultural identity within Malaysia.