Flag of Wichita, Kansas - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Flag of Wichita, Kansas is the official symbol representing the city of Wichita, located in Sedgwick County. Adopted on August 25, 1967, this flag consists of a white field divided into four quarters. In each quarter, a blue rectangle occupies one-third of the space, with the remaining two-thirds filled by the city seal. The Wichita City Seal features an outline of the state of Kansas and the city's name at the top. Inside this outline, there are three sections representing the aviation, agriculture, and industry that contribute significantly to the city's economy. The central section depicts a wheat stalk, symbolizing agriculture, while the other two sections show an airplane and smokestacks, symbolizing aviation and industry respectively. A shield, positioned at the bottom, bears the motto "Ad Astra Per Aspera," which means "To the stars through difficulties." The flag's design emphasizes the key aspects of Wichita's identity and history while incorporating elements that signify its prosperous future. The Flag of Wichita serves as a source of civic pride and unification for its residents and is often displayed during special events and city celebrations.