Flag of Mosta 1993 to 2007 Malta - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Mosta (1993-2007) was the official emblem representing the municipal administration of Mosta, a town located on the central region of the island nation of Malta. Adopted in 1993 and replaced in 2007, this particular version of the Mosta flag was composed of a red field with two white five-pointed stars arranged vertically, one positioned at each corner of the hoist side. The field's color, red, symbolizes the town's historic association with the Order of St. John and its martyrdom during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565. The two white stars on the Mosta flag are believed to represent the twin towers found within the town's main church, the Rotunda of Mosta, a well-known architectural landmark in Malta. The adoption and subsequent modification of the flags used by municipalities in Malta reflect changes in local administration and community pride, demonstrating the dynamic nature of heraldic representation in this small Mediterranean island nation.