Flag of Iceland
Country flags are used indoors and outdoors, from official ceremonies to various organizations. They are frequently supplied by consulates, associations, political parties, companies, hotels and fair organizations. Another name is state flags.
- The 3 sides of our products are produced with double needle technique as standard.
- Extra column reinforcement to the wick part is made as standard in large sizes
- Folded one by one and packed with gelatin.
History of the Icelandic Flag
The flag of Iceland symbolizes the independence of the Icelandic people and country. The history of the country’s flag dates back to the last century. So it would not be wrong to say that this flag is still a young flag. The flag was recognized on the international platform on August 19. The qualification of the flag as a national flag dates back to 1913. The emergence of this flag design was encouraged by the Danish king in 1913. One of the developments about the flag was the flag representation in 1918. It was in 1944 that the country became fully independent. In order to use the flag representing the independence of the country, it has been subject to a certain privilege. According to Icelandic rules, no verbal or physical intervention can be made to the flag. The flag flies within the territory of Iceland from sunset to seven in the morning. The main reason for this is the geography of the country, that is, winter conditions. If these details are not paid attention to, there is a prison sentence system of up to 1 year in the country. From here, it can be understood how sensitive the laws of the country and the people of the country are about the flag.
Iceland Flag Meaning
Iceland flags have the feature of incorporating various colors. These colors are blue, red and white respectively. While the blue color forms the blue background of the Iceland flag, the red and white lines form the sign of the cross on the flag. The first thing that catches the eye when you first look at the flag is the cross. The meaning of this sign is loyalty to the Scandinavian people. The blue color on the flag and forming the background symbolizes the mountains in the country, the white color symbolizes ice and snow. The red color symbolizes the volcanoes in the country and introduces the country internationally. As it is known, Iceland is known for its geothermal energy resources. It is also not surprising that they symbolize this situation on their flag. The Icelandic flag bears traces of the Norwegian flag; in fact, it would not be a wrong statement to say that it is a reverse combination of the Norwegian flag. Besides, the flag also bears traces of the Danish flag. The cross on the flag symbolizes loyalty to the Scandinavian countries and Iceland symbolizes how Scandinavians are loyal to their traditions even though they have different states.
Iceland Flag Dimensions
The flag of Iceland is produced in different sizes to suit the areas of use. Therefore, a standard size is not adopted. In cases where you are undecided about which size flag is required, you can call our company and get free consultancy. In this way, you can determine the flag criteria that are most suitable for the area you will use.
Iceland Flag Uses
It is the clearest representation of the independence of the country and its mainland citizens. For this reason, the people of Iceland are extremely careful and attentive about their flags. In addition, they are very loyal and sensitive people to their flags. The laws in the country prove this. The defect made to the flag in the country is never forgiven and is punished within the scope of the laws as necessary. It is possible to come across the Icelandic flag in flag posts and military areas in the country. Consular buildings, holiday centers, commemoration and celebration ceremonies, independence days are places where you can come across Icelandic flags. The Icelandic flag also represents the country in international meetings and visits and various organizations. More examples can be given to the usage areas of the flag. For example, it is possible to see the flag on various uniforms, competitions and even hats.
