Flag of Samut Songkhram Province Thailand - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Samut Songkhram Province in Thailand is a symbolic representation of the province's history and identity. Adopted officially on May 23, 1965, the flag consists of three horizontal bands arranged from top to bottom in the proportions 3:4:3. The upper band is white, symbolizing peace and unity, while the lower two bands are red, representing bravery and the blood shed during struggles for freedom. The flag's center features a gold-colored elephant, a significant cultural emblem in Thai tradition, signifying wisdom and strength. This flag serves as an important visual reminder of Samut Songkhram Province's heritage, values, and spirit among its inhabitants and visitors alike.