The Idaho state flag, adopted in 1907, proudly displays the state's seal on a deep blue field. The state seal, designed by Emma Edwards Green, is rich with symbolism. It features a miner and a woman, representing equality, liberty, and justice. Other elements include a pine tree, a sheaf of wheat, and the state motto, "Esto Perpetua," meaning "Let it be perpetual."

Beneath the seal, a banner reads "State of Idaho." The flag's design reflects Idaho's natural resources, agricultural heritage, and commitment to equality.

Understanding the history and symbolism of the Idaho flag provides deeper insight into the state's identity and pride. Explore our Idaho flag collection to celebrate and honor this emblem of state heritage.