New Mexico State Flag | Eder Endura-Nylon Outdoor Flag Flag Size:8' x 12' from drought and prairie fires

from drought and prairie fires to the political violence of "Bleeding Kansas" in the 1850s that foreshadowed the Civil War

The crossed olive branch and peace pipe represent the desire for harmony between Native and non-Native peoples

Each head adjustable from spot to flood light

designed by John Eisenmann

appearing on license plates

New Mexico State Flag | Eder Endura-Nylon Outdoor Flag Flag Size:8' x 12' from drought and prairie firesThe New Mexico state flag is one of the most striking and minimalist in the nation: a red Zia sun symbol centered on a field of solid yellow. The Zia symbol, sacred to the Zia Pueblo people, features four groups of four rays radiating from a circle, representing the four directions, four seasons, four periods of the day, and four stages of life. No text, no seal, no complex heraldry. It consistently ranks among the top state flag designs in