The Flag of Mapuche refers to the official emblem representing the Mapuche people, an indigenous nation primarily residing in south-central Chile and southwestern Argentina. Adopted in 1993, the flag consists of three horizontal stripes: green, red, and yellow, symbolizing nature, blood (of warriors), and gold (for their ancestral wealth). The flag also features a centrally placed, stylized Ngen mapud kulun mapu (Mapuche hands on Mapuche land), representing unity and territorial sovereignty. The Flag of Mapuche serves as a powerful symbol of Mapuche identity, culture, and ongoing struggle for self-determination and recognition in both Chile and Argentina.