flags

The Uruguay official flag is a blue field with nine horizontal alternating white and red stripes and a canton bearing a white sun with sixteen rays, known as the Sun of May. Ado...

The red field with a white crescent moon and white five-pointed star is the emblem of the Red Crescent and related humanitarian organizations. The red background traditionally s...

The Haitian flag uses two main colors, blue and red, with a white chevron and central emblem. Blue represents freedom and the Black experience, while red symbolizes the blood sh...

The 17-star American flag represents the United States with 17 stars arranged to symbolize the number of states at a specific point in history. In U.S. flag history, the star co...

The flag of Uruguay serves as the nation’s official civil, state, and naval ensign, anchoring national identity through distinct design and regulated usage. Adopted with delib...

An American flag with black stripes and one blue stripe is a variant design that typically retains the familiar stars and white stripes while replacing some or all white stripes...

Japan's flag, called the Nisshōki or Hinomaru, is a white rectangular flag with a solid red disc at its center. The red circle represents the sun, aligning with the country's n...

The Sweden old flag is the civil and state flag of the Kingdom of Sweden, defined by a blue field bearing a yellow Scandinavian cross that extends to the edges. The vertical ban...

The Chilean flag uses three colors with longstanding symbolic associations.

The red Swedish flag with a yellow Scandinavian cross is the national flag of Sweden, used to represent the country officially and by citizens. It follows the Nordic cross desig...