Aruba Indoor Flag with Pole Sleeve & Fringe – 4′ x 6′

The national flag of Aruba was adopted on March 18, 1976. The design consists of a field of light blue, two narrow parallel horizontal yellow stripes in the bottom half, and a four-pointed white-fimbriated red star in the canton.

Symbolism Behind the Flag

• The red star represents the four points of the compass, with the island having drawn people from around the world.
• The star also represents the island itself, surrounded by the beautiful blue sea.
• The horizontal yellow stripes denote the free and separate position Aruba enjoys in the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Color Significance

• Blue represents the sea that surrounds Aruba;
• Yellow is the color of abundance, representing the island’s past and its industries of gold, aloe and oil;
• Red is for the love each Aruban has for the country and the ancient industry of Brazilwood;
• White symbolizes the snow-white beaches as well as the purity of the hearts of Aruba’s people who strive for justice, order and liberty.

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A Historical Note on Aruba Flags

The history of Aruba flags dates back to the early 20th century when the island was still a part of the Netherlands Antilles. The first flag, adopted in 1954, featured a horizontal tricolor design with blue, white, and red stripes. However, following Aruba’s secession from the Netherlands Antilles in 1986, a new flag was designed to reflect the island’s unique identity. Today, the Aruba flag is an important symbol of national pride and identity.

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