FLAG OF BELGIUM

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Flag of Belgium of nautical polyester, for external use only, with digital print.

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11,71 €

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The woven, after many years of accurate researches, is of high quality and it is resistant to the atmospheric agents. The nautical polyester is a knitted fabric and for this reason is resistant and it is recommended for the external use, because it does not make the flag heavy.

The flag is digitally printed and it creates an effect which reflects the frontal image on the reverse side.

The package has a double neckline, a tape and a cable for an easy assembly.

Storia

After many centuries of foreign nomination, Belgium achieved in 1830 the International identification as an independent Reign.

Also before the independence, the belgian colours were black, yellow and red and they derived from the Brabante’s coat of arms, on which appear a black shield and a golden lion with red tongue and fangs.

The first flag was lifted in 1792, when Belgium try to achieve the independence from Austria, but the stripes were horizontal.

They became vertical stripes in 1831, after the independence, like the french three-coloured flag, symbol of freedo and devolution. Ever since, the flag has never changed.

It consists of three horizontal equal stripes: black, yellow and red.

The black one derives from the shield, the yellow one derives from the lion and the red one derives from the fangs and the tongue of the lion.