Bhutan Indoor Flag: A Symbol of Royal Authority and Purity

The Bhutan flag was officially adopted in 1965, featuring a unique design that embodies the country’s rich history and culture. The current flag is divided diagonally from the lower hoist-side corner, with the upper triangle yellow and the lower triangle orange.

Meaning Behind the Colors

• Yellow symbolizes the authority of the king, representing the royal heritage of Bhutan.
• White represents purity and loyalty, reflecting the country’s commitment to its people and traditions.
• Orange is symbolic of the Drukpa monasteries, which play a significant role in Bhutanese Buddhism.

Flag Details

• Size: 4′ x 6′
• Material: Indoor flag with pole sleeve and fringe

This high-quality indoor flag is designed to showcase your pride and appreciation for the Kingdom of Bhutan. Made with durable materials, it’s perfect for display in homes, offices, or public spaces.

A Historical Fact About Bhutan Flags

Did you know that the Bhutanese government has strict regulations regarding the production and display of its national flag? This emphasis on flag protocol reflects the country’s deep respect for its heritage and symbols. By displaying a Bhutan indoor flag, you’re not only showing your admiration for this unique nation but also appreciating the rich history behind its iconic emblem.

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