Trujillo City Flag

Highlights

• OFFICIAL MUNICIPAL FLAG: This is the flag of Trujillo, a major city in the La Libertad region of Peru, one of the country's most historically significant coastal cities.
• HERALDIC EMBLEM EXPLAINED: The coat of arms features a black double-headed eagle, classical columns symbolizing civic strength, crossed keys, a golden crown, blue wavy lines representing the nearby Pacific Ocean and rivers, and a flame motif at the base.
• ROOM & DECOR FIT: Suits a home office, study, living room, entryway, or travel gallery wall — ideal for colonial-style, heritage, or eclectic Latin American-inspired interiors.
• GIFT & HERITAGE APPEAL: A meaningful gift for Trujillanos, Peruvian-Americans, travelers who have visited Trujillo, history enthusiasts, or anyone celebrating Peruvian culture and civic pride.
• GALLERY-WRAPPED CANVAS: Printed on premium canvas with color-fast inks and gallery-wrapped over a sturdy wooden frame — arrives ready to hang with no framing required.

Description

The Trujillo City Flag features the municipal coat of arms of Trujillo, Peru, centered on a white field. The shield displays a blue background with classical columns, a golden crown, crossed keys, and blue wavy lines representing water, all topped by a black double-headed eagle with wings spread wide and an orange flame motif at the base. The bold heraldic design creates a striking focal point that suits heritage, cultural, and travel-inspired interiors.