Costa Rica Flag Inscription Red Blue White Wrist Keychain

Costa Rica Flag Inscription Red Blue White Coat Of Arms Wrist Keychain with the two Black outlined inscription "Costa Rica" which are infused with the pattern from the Costa Rica national flag in the St Patricks Blue, Fire Engine Red and White colors. Inscriptions are placed opposite each other over the white colored background bordered with the two Red lines. The Costa Rica Coat of Arms is placed on the left and the right side of the inscriptions making the design more dynamic. Coat Of Arms can be removed if cleaner inscription design only is needed. Costa Rica Wrist Keychain is the great partner for your keys and the perfect gift for the Costa Rican proud of their heritage. The national flag of Costa Rica is based on a design created in 1848. The blue, white and red horizontal design was created in 1848 by Pacífica Fernández, wife of then president José María Castro Madriz. Fernández was inspired by France's 1848 Revolution, and the creation of the French Second Republic. The new design to the Costa Rican flag adopted the colors of the French tricolor. The blue color stands for the sky, opportunities, idealism, and perseverance. The white color stands for peace, wisdom and happiness. The red color stands for the blood spilt by martyrs in defense of the country, as well as the warmth and generosity of the people. The stripes are in the ratio 1:1:2:1:1. The coat of arms of Costa Rica was also revised in 1848 and placed in the center of the flag. In 1906, when the coat of arms was modified, the update was placed in a white disk on the flag's red stripe, and later on an oval, set toward the hoist. The coat of arms depicts the isthmus between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, with 3 volcanoes. The 7 stars stand for the 7 provinces of Costa Rica. The Spanish name of the country is scrolled on a white banner, Republica de Costa Rica (Republic of Costa Rica), and the Central American union is recognized in the blue upper scroll, America Central, recalling the former United Provinces of Central America. (Source: Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Costa_Rica)