New Mississippi Flag: A Symbol of Hope and Rebirth

The New Magnolia flag adopted in 2020 is anchored in the center field by a clean and modern Magnolia blossom, a symbol long-used to represent the state and hospitality of Mississippi citizens. The flag also represents Mississippi’s sense of hope and rebirth, as the Magnolia often blooms more than once and has a long blooming season.

Flag Details

• Material: Nylon
• Size: 4′ x 6′
• Pole sleeve and fringe for indoor use

The circle of twenty stars represents Mississippi as the twentieth state of the United States of America and is anchored by the gold five-point star, which stands alone. This star represents Mississippi’s first peoples, the indigenous Native American tribes of the land that would become Mississippi.

Color Significance

• Blue: vigilance, justice, perseverance (echoing the blue of the American flag)
• Red: hardiness and valor
• Gold: rich cultural history, visual arts, literature, music, and performing arts

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A Historical Note on the Mississippi Flag

The adoption of the New Magnolia flag in 2020 marked a significant milestone in Mississippi’s history. The Magnolia blossom has long been a symbol of the state, but its representation on the flag is more than just aesthetic. It represents the state’s resilience and ability to thrive even in challenging times. Did you know that the Magnolia was declared the official state flower of Mississippi in 1952? This beautiful flower has played a significant role in the state’s identity and culture for centuries.

Get your New Mississippi Flag today and show your pride in the Hospitality State!