Arizona State Flag - Official Design, Symbolism, and History #1738235 (License: Personal Use)

The Arizona state flag consists of 13 alternating red and yellow rays representing the original 13 colonies and the setting sun over the desert, with a large copper-colored star symbolizing Arizona’s status as the leading copper-producing state. The bottom half is solid blue, evoking the sky and the U.S. flag’s colors, signifying liberty and vigilance. Designed by Charles W. Harris and officially adopted in 1917, it remains one of the most distinctive state flags in the U.S.

This image is used on government websites, educational resources, travel guides, and civic pages to represent Arizona’s identity; users typically seek information about state symbols, history, or visual assets for presentations or publications.