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Tuvalu Flag – Colourfast Treated Polyester
Tuvalu Flag – Colourfast Treated Polyester
60 x 90cm (2 x 3ft)
Colourfast treated polyester flags combines a low cost and attractive appearance and looks great, both indoors and outdoors, and flies with very little wind.
The flag comes complete with 2 strong brass grommets offering outstanding value.
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HISTORY: The flag of Tuvalu, a small island nation in the Pacific Ocean. A symbolic representation of its unique cultural heritage and geographic location. Adopted on October 1, 1978, following independence from British administration. The flag embodies the nation’s identity and values.
The Tuvalu flag features a light blue field with the Union Jack in the canton. Reflecting the historical ties between Tuvalu and the United Kingdom. However, the main distinguishing feature is nine yellow stars arranged in a pattern that represents the constellation of the Southern Cross. The stars symbolize the nine islands of Tuvalu. Namely Funafuti, Nanumea, Nanumanga, Niulakita, Niutao, Nui, Nukufetau, Nukulaelae, and Vaitupu.
The light blue background represents the Pacific Ocean. On which Tuvalu relies for its sustenance and livelihood. The use of the Southern Cross constellation is not only a navigational aid but also a symbol of Tuvalu’s geographical location in the southern hemisphere.
The Tuvalu flag, with its unique combination of the Union Jack and the Southern Cross. Serves as a visual representation of the nation’s history, culture, and geographic significance. It stands as a proud emblem of Tuvalu’s independence and its place among the Pacific island nations. The flag is a reminder of the nation’s connection to the ocean. Its reliance on sustainable practices, and its resilience in the face of environmental challenges.