South Korea Flag: A Symbol of Harmony and Balance

The South Korea flag, also known as Taegukki, is a representation of the country’s rich philosophical heritage. The design of the flag is rooted in the ancient oriental philosophy of Um-Yang, which emphasizes the harmony between opposing forces.

Design and Meaning

• The white taegeuk symbol in the center of the flag represents the balance and harmony between yin and yang.
• The four trigrams, one in each corner, signify the four cardinal directions and the eight trigrams of the I Ching.

Flag Specifications

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

This South Korea flag is made of high-quality nylon, making it perfect for indoor display. The pole sleeve and fringe add a touch of elegance to the overall design.

Important Notice

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If you’re looking for a flag that embodies the rich cultural heritage of South Korea, look no further. This 4′ x 6′ nylon flag is the perfect addition to any room or setting.

Did you know that the South Korean flag has been an important symbol of national identity since its adoption in 1883? In fact, during the Japanese colonization of Korea from 1910 to 1945, the Taegukki was banned, and those who possessed or displayed it were severely punished. Today, the flag is a proud representation of South Korea’s struggle for independence and freedom.

Order your South Korea 4′ x 6′ indoor nylon flag with pole sleeve and fringe today and showcase your appreciation for this beautiful country!