Flag of Grenada
Country flags are used both indoors and outdoors, from official ceremonies to various organizations. It is frequently supplied by consulates, associations, political parties, companies, hotels and fair organizations. Also known as state flags.
- All 3 sides of our products are produced using the double needle technique as standard.
- Extra column reinforcement to the roving section is provided as standard in large sizes.
- It is folded individually and packaged with gelatin.
History of the Grenadian Flag
The Grenadian flag, which is striking with its red background, has a long history. Notably, the flag also incorporates green and yellow tones in its interesting design. Although the exact date and day when the flag was first raised are not known, it is said to date back to an ancient period. The colorful and appealing design of the Grenadian flag was adopted after gaining independence, following many years of colonial rule. Grenada, which was under the control of various countries such as Britain and France for many years, eventually achieved independence. Although the exact years and periods of independence and the subsequent adoption of the flag are not known, the same flag has been used continuously since that time.
Meaning of the Grenadian Flag
The Grenadian flag, with its intense red background, has been adorning the sky both officially and nationally for years. As the country’s largest symbol and representation, the flag was adopted after the end of colonial rule. The red background used in the flag is somewhat darker than the usual tone. The red field represents the blood shed by those who sacrificed their lives and efforts to achieve the country’s independence. It also symbolizes the peace and happiness that came with this independence. The yellow color in the central square represents prosperity and the rays of the sun. The green sections symbolize the country’s abundance, prosperity, and hopes for the future. The stars in the center, as well as the top and bottom stars, represent the country’s governmental system. Additionally, the coconut figure on the left side of the flag, when hoisted, symbolizes the country’s economy. The coconut represents agriculture, which is one of the most important areas for the country’s economy. This is symbolized in the flag by the inclusion of the coconut symbol.
Dimensions of the Grenadian Flag
The Grenadian flag, which is needed in various sizes beyond the standard dimensions, is produced rapidly in the desired sizes by our company. We provide flag production in dimensions such as 1×1.5 meters, as well as much larger sizes.
Uses of the Grenadian Flag
As a national and official symbol, the use of the flag is always significant. The Grenadian flag is used in various areas within the country. It is displayed in schools, health institutions, and all other official, private, and public offices. It is also featured in many indoor and outdoor locations. Not only within the country’s borders but also in different countries, the flag is used for promotional purposes. It is included in educational promotions, cultural presentations related to the country, historical exhibitions, meeting rooms, both open and closed venues, discussions, and many promotional and advertising stands.
