Blue vertical section on left with white section on right, three red hexagons in honeycomb pattern in middle of white sections with white snowflake in center

Meaning of Colors Blue represents the Great Salt Lake and the huge expansive sky of Utah. Value: Trust and honor. White represents the beautiful snow clad Rocky mountains of Utah. Value: Peace and purity. Red represents the red rocks of Utah and its National Parks. Value: Courage and spiritual energy. Meaning of Symbols The 3 hexagons represent a honeycomb, recognizing Utah as the beehive state. Value: Industrious. The snow flake shape in the middle represents the ‘greatest snow on Earth'. Value: Beautiful and unique. Other The overall pattern formed by the honeycomb and snowflake is inspired by the three petal state flower- Sego Lily. The blue and red colors are retained from the current flag of Utah to retain a visual connection. The flag is proportioned vertically in thirds, the blue color occupying 1/3rd while white is 2/3rd. The red symbol is in the middle of the white region. Looks perfect hung flown horizontally or vertically. Also symmetrical from back or front. Follows all flag design principals.