The New Mexico state flag features the sacred symbol of the Zia Pueblo, a red sun with four points radiating from a central circle. The symbol represents the Zia's sacred number, four, which is seen in the four directions, the four seasons, the four parts of the day, and the four stages of life, all bound together in a circle representing the circle of life. This specialized patch showcases traditional Native American artistry reimagined through professional sports iconography
