Rhode Island State Colors | Blue White Gold
Official color palette of Rhode Island
State color reference
State Colors of Rhode Island
- Official colors
- Blue, White, and Gold (Traditional / Unofficial — no statutory designation)
- Official since
- No statutory designation; traditional colors from the 1897 state flag
- Primary use
- State flag, state coat of arms (golden anchor on blue), ceremonial contexts
Color Specifications
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Rhode Island State Symbols - ri.gov
What Rhode Island Colors Represent
White field with a gold anchor surrounded by 13 gold stars on a blue ribbon; the anchor has been a symbol of Rhode Island since 1647 when it appeared on the colony's first seal; Rhode Island is one of only a few U.S. states with a white-field flag; white and blue are the same colors used on Rhode Island regimental flags in the Revolutionary War
Rhode Island State Symbols
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