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Estonia Flag Mug
The flag of Estonia consists of three colors blue, black and white in the shape of a horizontal cornflower. It first appeared in 1881 as a symbol of the Vironian student movement in Otepää. Blue represents the sea, sky and lakes in Estonia and is sometimes considered a symbol of honesty. Black should commemorate the sorrows of the Estonian people but it also refers to the traditional black waistcoat worn by local farmers. White denotes snow, which covers Estonian land for most of the year, and also represents the desire for freedom. For this reason, the flag was banned by the Soviet regime between the 1940s and 1990s, and it was not officially used again until 1990 when Estonia became an independent country.
Add some color to your routine with this two-tone, custom accent coffee mug. This 11oz mug features an accented C-Handle that is comfortable to use, as well as an accented interior to add more contrast and character. With your design on this mug, you get an instant winner of a product. .: White ceramic with colored interior and handle .: C-handle .: Eye-catching color contrast
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