Flag of Ulyanovsk Russia - Color Changing Coffee Mug

Flag of Ulyanovsk, Russia The Flag of Ulyanovsk is the official symbol representing the federal subject (region) of Ulyanovsk Oblast in Russia. Adopted on October 27, 1998, the flag reflects the region's historical and cultural heritage. The design of the Ulyanovsk flag consists of three horizontal bands: green at the top, white in the middle, and red at the bottom. The green band takes up one-third of the flag's height, while the white and red each take up two-thirds, with the white band being twice as tall as the red one. In the center of the white band is a circular emblem, which features an open book (symbolizing education) surrounded by 12 five-pointed stars arranged in a circle (representing the twelve districts of Ulyanovsk Oblast). The colors and symbols used in the flag have historical significance. Green represents nature, peace, and hope; white symbolizes purity, honesty, and the snow-covered land typical of the region; red stands for courage, strength, and the revolutionary spirit associated with Vladimir Lenin, who was born in Ulyanovsk. The flag serves as a visual representation of Ulyanovsk Oblast's unique identity within the Russian Federation and is flown on important occasions to celebrate the region's history and culture.