Would you like to buy the Indian flag?
Are you looking for an Indian flag for your home, business, event or other purposes? Discover the Indian flag with Flaggbutikk, the longest-lasting flag shop. The Indian flag is made from strong Spun-Poly flag fabric: a special polyester fabric that lasts 20% longer than other types of fabric.
The Indian table flag is made of acetate silk.
Thanks to our many years of experience in printing flags with high-quality materials, both with silk screen printing and digital printing, we guarantee the best quality! Our flags are of a high standard with fray-free break strips and a strap/string for easy and convenient use. The Indian flag on the pole has a tear-free breakaway strip and 2 plastic hooks for easy attachment to the flagpole. Have you wanted your own Indian flag for a long time? Choose India's flag from Flaggbutikk!
India flag: what are the options?
Flaggbutikk offers several options for India flags that are perfect for your specific needs. Below we present the available options:
Table flags:
Our table flags are ideal for indoor use. They are made of high-quality acetate silk, measure 10 x 15 cm and come with a loop and cord. Their sturdy fabric ensures that they stay upright and have a shiny appearance.
Boat flags:
Would you also like to show your pride in India on the water? Our boat flags are specially designed to withstand the elements. They are made of durable Spun-Poly material and available in different sizes so you can choose the right one for your craft.
Our boat flags are available in the following sizes:
• 36 x 50 cm and finished with a tear-free breakaway strip and strap/string
Facade flags:
Welcome guests in a warm way with our facade flags. They are made of high-quality Spun-Poly material, so they can be used both indoors and outdoors. Choose from different sizes for the perfect facade flag that will remain beautiful for a long time thanks to its color fastness and UV resistance.
The facade flags are available in the following sizes:
• 72 x 100 cm / 91 x 125 cm for 1.5 meter facade poles
• 100 x 150 cm / 109 x 150 cm, a popular size for 2 meter flagpoles.
Flags for flagpoles:
Our pole flags are perfect for impressive presentations. Made from Spun-Poly material and available in the following sizes:
• 145 x 200 cm / 150 x 225 cm suitable for a 6 or 8 meter pole,
• 182 x 250 cm for a 9 meter flagpole
• 200 x 300 cm / 218 x 300 cm, suitable for a 10-meter pole.
• 225 x 350 cm for a 12-meter flagpole.
• 290 x 400 for a 14-meter flagpole,
• 328 x 450 cm for a 16-meter flagpole.
The flags are finished with fray-free break strips and plastic clips.
The history of the Indian flag
The flag of India is a horizontal tricolor, which means that the flag consists of three horizontal bands of the same size. The colors of the Indian flag are saffron, white, and green, and in the center of the flag is a blue Asoka Chakra, which is a wheel with 24 spokes. The colors have symbolic meanings. Saffron symbolizes courage, white symbolizes peace, and green symbolizes diligence. The Asoka Chakra was originally a chakra that referred to Gandhi's spinning wheel and therefore self-sufficiency, but this was changed in 1947. Today, the Asoka Chakra refers to the “wheel of law.” The symbol is centuries old and has its origins in Buddhism. The 24 oak leaves represent the 24 hours of the day and the progress of each hour.
India was a British colony until 1950, but the call for a separate flag had been there long before that. In 1906, the first flag was unveiled at a protest rally. This flag was an orange-yellow-green tricolor with eight half-open lotus flowers in the orange upper band and a sun and a crescent moon in the green lower band. The yellow middle band on the 1906 flag stood for Mataram in Hindi. The political group that wanted to keep India independent, but within the British Commonwealth, had since 1917 a red and green striped flag with seven stars in the shape of the constellation Ursa Major. A union flag was placed in the upper left corner and a sun and moon in the upper right corner. Gandhi approved a flag in 1921, but it did not succeed; it was not until 1931 that agreement was reached on the Indian flag, which was exactly like the current Indian flag, a saffron-white-green tricolor, only with a stylized spinning wheel instead of a wheel. In 1947, the spinning wheel was replaced by the current wheel.
Rules for Indian flags
An Indian flag in honor of India should not be hung outside at night. The Indian flag is raised at sunrise and lowered at sunset. Would you like to hang several world flags next to each other? Use national flags of the same size or hang them at the same height. The most important national flag – in Norway, the Norwegian flag – always takes pride of place. You can determine the ranking by using the first letter of the French names of the countries involved.
Why buy an Indian flag from Flaggbutikk?
You are guaranteed the best quality with the longest lifespan. All world flags are in stock with us. This means we can deliver within two to four working days (with express delivery). Buy the Indian flag online through the flag shop's online store. If you have any questions or need advice, we are happy to help you via email at flaggbutikk@vkhn.no
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