the first photo is the version of the flag that people necessarily use and it doesnt contain purple whatsoever

however, in some versions of the belize flag (the rest of the pictures), it contains purple in the shading of the weapons. this is also the version of the flag that most versions of the belize flag emoji 🇧🇿 use.

im extremely unsure and confused abt this so pls share me ur thoughts, idk which version is official tho

Can anyone identify this flag? Seen on a cyclist in Bavaria, Germany

The green field of the Pakistani flag symbolizes its Muslim majority, while the white stripe represents the non-Muslim minorities. The redesign makes the white stripe proportional to the actual percentage of non-Muslim Pakistanis - which is, according to the 2023 Census, about 3,65% of the population.

Hi flag enthusiasts!

I’ve taken a gift tag from an angel tree to donate Christmas gifts and it’s for a 12 year old boy who has asked for ‘world flag related gifts’.

I would be so grateful for any ideas or inspiration - I want to be able to get him some really great presents!

Thanks in advance ☺️

The Fort of Conse flag is the name for the flag of my fictional nation, Consegorod.

The High Kingdom of Zubrowka (German: "Das Hochkönigreich Zubrowka"; Old Prussian: "Gawans Rikijs Zubrowka"; Also known as: "Kingdom of Zubrowka"; Short name: "Zubrowka") is the fictional monarchical country with Gothic-Germanic visual aesthetic of its country. characterized by its British-Prussian cultural constitutional monarchy. Founded on August 1, 1712 by the British pioneers and merchants from British Empire under the leadership of Lord Arthur Sterling (Founder of the Zubrowka), the state famously developed an ironclad, permanent diplomatic alliance with the neighboring Kingdom of Prussia (When King Frederick I of Prussia went to Zubrowka following a historical summit on October 30, 1712.

This post is really a test for something but this flag uses the triangle symbol in Cabo verdes coat of arms really. I dont have much to say nor do i want to explain this right now but im testing something.

The flag of Orkney, Scotland. The islands belonged to Norway until 1468. I love that they kept the flag this style, redesigned in 2007 to honour their heritage.

Which are your favourite Nordic/Scandinavian flags? Particularly the lesser known ones?

What do you think about it? I worked very hard on it.

This is a flag design that I absolutely hate, although that this flag is not the worst flag according to me, the design looks very very ugly, and it was necessary to Wales change the flag in 1959, this design looks like it is a jpeg of a dragon on a green grass.

Also, ***1953

Italian army group, important during liberation of Italy in 1945. Still active

Flower :3

i mean the spanish empire old flag actually make spanish own ship during battle of st vincent or what battle i forget its name making firiendly fire with etc other and

The flag was proposed by Rigas Feraios, which contains three red, white, and black horizontal stripes. Red stands for the imperial purple, white for the righteousness of the fight against tyranny, and black for the death in the struggle for liberty. It also features three crosses for the Christian nations of the Balkans, and the club of Hercules in the middle. It was proposed all the was back in 1793,

A Pride flag for people interested in a traditional, more conventional romantic connection that focuses on emotional intimacy, trust, monogamy, and standard forms of affection without involving BDSM, fetishes, or heavy kinks.

Second version is the "Hetero Vanilla Flag" a varient for HeteroRomantic/Heterosexual people in specific

A lot of kink related pride flags exist as a way to just quickly label yourself, some get very specific like the "Kinky stuck in vanilla relationship" flag, which gave me the realization that oddly enough, a vanilla one does not appear to be in use. So inspired by it, I tried to do something that I hope you people like!

Photo prise dans un blocus d’université en France

Today's flag is for Scott County which was founded in 1792 (the same year Kentucky became a state) and was named after General Charles Scott. The county has a rich agricultural history.

The flag is divided into half with one side having the iconic thirteen stripes of the revolution to reflect the history of it. And with the other half being green to represent agriculture with fifteen stars to represent Kentucky's place in the union. The stars are colored gold for prosperity.

Hope y'all enjoy.