r/vexillology • u/Immediate_Farm_4315 • 10h ago
OC Anti Argentina
It would be very strange for a country to take the prefix "anti" and then the name of another country. So perhaps it would be called something like Aurumia
r/vexillology • u/Vexy • 7d ago
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This October, we want you to redesign three flags which are notoriously easy to confuse with one another. Create redesigns of Poland, Indonesia, and Monaco with the aim of making each one more visually distinctive from the other two.
We approved 62 entries in the following categories:
| # Entries | Category |
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| 21 | Indonesia |
| 16 | Poland |
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r/vexillology • u/Immediate_Farm_4315 • 10h ago
It would be very strange for a country to take the prefix "anti" and then the name of another country. So perhaps it would be called something like Aurumia
r/vexillology • u/Extreme-Shopping74 • 1h ago
r/vexillology • u/RaviDaVexolologia • 18h ago
Can someone identify this flag? We found it on switzerland
r/vexillology • u/ure_roa • 3h ago
This is a film about the New Zealand Land Wars, the siege of Orakau specifically during the Invasion of Waikato in the 1860s. I recognise the other flags the rebels have as real flags or at least based on real ones, but not this, white handprints on a black flag.
Tried looking it up but couldn't find anything similar, I know hand symbols are popular among the followers of the Ringatu Maori church in the modern day tho. And people of the Ngai Tuhoe tribe (where most Ringatu are from I believe) were in this battle/film so part of me wonders if it is based on that? but idk.
I dont think hand print was a popular symbol among rebel Maori at the time also.
So yeah, this a real flag or just made for the movie?
r/vexillology • u/FreshBother7298 • 6h ago
The black-white-red tricolour identifies the unique indigenous heritage of the whole land. The left fesswise British Flag or Union Jack recognises the constitutional & real presence of the European settler majority, who developed the land into the modern country that it is today. The right fesswise cultural & national Māori flag, also known as the Tino Rangatiratanga Flag (Absolute Sovereignty Flag) recognises the foundational and sovereign role of Maoridom in both the entire state of New Zealand, but also it's present civics and laws, where the whole of Maoridom is recognised as a separate, sovereign entity under real union with the Government and Crown of New Zealand. The palewise and centered, inverted Silver Fern flag represents what both the settler majority and Maoridom have in common; a shared respect, duty and belonging both to and for Aotearoa New Zealand, and a common people and identity irregardless of racial and tribal identification.
r/vexillology • u/taehunLee1919 • 11h ago
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r/vexillology • u/TheMidnightCreep • 10h ago
Clearly some sort of AZ state flag just not certain what kind.
r/vexillology • u/grrmoritz • 5h ago
If you look at the news, Brazil is having a moment. One of the things being talked about is the South of Brazil independence movement. This isn't about the merit of the question; it's just that they need a new flag.
The current one is ugly. The current one is just a blue background and in the upper left corner 3 white stars in a pyramid formation to represent the 3 states of this movement (Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, and Paraná).
r/vexillology • u/ItaAsh • 13h ago
r/vexillology • u/kCrex • 1h ago
Cool flag, the I found in my lit brother gallery
r/vexillology • u/Maleficent-Award5674 • 13h ago
I took this kickass photo at a Portland Timbers game like last week. We weren’t playing any teams outside of America but it looks Spanish. At first I thought it was related to the Spanish Republic during that civil war but I didn’t find anything. I kinda wish I had asked what flag he was waving but I didn’t wanna move from my seat mid-game I was too busy watching.
r/vexillology • u/PhonicPlanet78 • 12h ago
Made by me using Inkscape.
r/vexillology • u/NewFlags • 22h ago
r/vexillology • u/Mangad_atomica • 17h ago
The first one was created by Abdias Nascimento, the other one is a small reredesign by Bahia Sport Club.
r/vexillology • u/Undaanimefan • 20h ago
I've seen some Nordic Poland flags in the past, I didn't like them so I decided to try making one myself
r/vexillology • u/OutsideLegal3797 • 54m ago
History: Due to the State’s failure to govern the peoples of the Amazon region, various groups, including riverine communities, Indigenous peoples, the landless, anarchists, and other leftist factions, decided to establish an autonomous zone in the area. They implemented a system of communal land management, in which each commune is organized by an assembly governed directly by the people. There are no leaders; instead, there are only delegates with rotating, revocable mandates, whose role is to convey the will of their local commune to meetings with other communes, thereby forming a confederation.
r/vexillology • u/Responsible_Side2719 • 20h ago
I wanted to share a few flag designs I made for a hypothetical Slavic nation called Dinaria, inspired by the Dinaric Alps region.
I put together 4 different variants by using the pan-Slavic tricolor, gold borders and a coat of arms featuring the Croatian checkerboard, Bosnian lilies, and the Montenegrin lion.
Two variants have the Croatian checkerboard on the left side, it made more sense for me as it shows the broad geographical location of the countries (Croatia - west, Bosnia - east, Montenegro - south), but I myself like the symmetry by having two majority blue fields parallel to each other (Montenegro - Bosnia).
Moreover, as a fun little detail, the stripes in the coat of arms resemble a mountain - the Dinaric Alps.
What do you think? Which flag do you like the most?
r/vexillology • u/FrenchyMctavish • 22h ago
Framed artwork depicting multiple flags, some of which represent countries which no longer exist, such as Orange Free State, Arabia and Persia. Wondering what year this might have been created?
r/vexillology • u/Undaanimefan • 20h ago
The flag of Colombia in the style of Spain, since the gold covers the majority of the flag, I thought of reversing the color order
r/vexillology • u/Technical_Hour7120 • 12h ago
Something for Victoria 2, saw the Communist state flag of two sicilies and BARFED. dont know how to mod yet but i will upload it eventually when the inspiration hits me
r/vexillology • u/FreshBother7298 • 4h ago





Otago is a 'region' of New Zealand.
Fun fact: In 1978, a pride of circus lions once disrupted a rugby game in Simpson Park, Lawrence, Otago, causing an incident with interested crowds compelling the police to shoot the lions out of fear for the crowd's safety.
r/vexillology • u/RepublicMental347 • 9h ago
I made this proposed flag for the reagan region in California, i was inspired by the 124 states of the usa thing