Flag of Santiago Chile - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Santiago, Chile is the official flag used in the capital city of Santiago de Chile. It consists of three horizontal bands in the colors green, white, and red, with a golden five-pointed star placed centrally over the middle band. Adopted on June 14, 896, this design symbolizes the unification of the city's original Spanish conquerors with the Mapuche indigenous people. The green represents the maple trees in Santiago, white signifies peace, and red stands for the blood spilled during the city's foundation. The star represents the Virgin Mary, a significant figure to both cultures. It should be noted that this flag is distinct from the national flag of Chile, which has similar colors but a different design. The Flag of Santiago de Chile serves primarily as a symbol of the capital city and is not used nationally.