If you are looking for a unique flag, look for the Nepalese flag. This is the only flag in the world that serves as both a state and civil flag and is not square. In addition to this special shape, you can recognize the flag by the two red pennants surrounded by a blue line and two white symbols. The Nepalese flag is UV-resistant, colorfast, wind, water, and weather resistant thanks to Flaggbutikk's years of experience. The vivid colors of the Nepalese flag are guaranteed to remain beautiful for a long time thanks to the sturdy flag fabric.
Buy Nepalese flag: different materials
If you are looking for the Nepalese flag, Flaggbutikk is the right place for you. We carefully craft the flag especially for you. You can buy the Nepalese flag for:
•  On a flagpole
•  On the facade
•  On a boat
•  On a table
Thanks to years of flag production, we can guarantee the highest quality through the use of high-quality materials and both silk screen and digital printing processes. Our facade flags and boat flags are finished to a high standard and come with tear-free break strips and a strap/string and cord for easy use. We use Spun-Poly, a strong flag fabric with good tensile strength and seam strength that lasts 20% longer than other materials, for flagpoles.
The table flag is made of acetate silk, a sturdy fabric made exclusively from polyester. We supply the Nepalese flag in top quality with bright colors.
• Nepal flag for table, facade and flagpole
• Sewn double around, mounting side equipped with tear-free breakaway tape and strap/string
• 10 x 15 cm table flag
• 100 x 150 cm (height x width) for facade poles of 2 meters or for flagpoles of 4 meters
• Double stitched around the edges, mounting side equipped with tear-proof breakaway tape and 2 plastic hooks
• 150 x 225 cm (height x width) for flagpole 6 - 7 meters
Maintenance of Nepalese flags
With regular use, a flag will usually last 3 to 4 months.
To extend the life of a flag and make it fly longer, it is very important to maintain the flag properly and regularly.
Here are some tips to keep your flag in the best possible condition:
• Use a cloth and a little soap to clean the flag, but make sure that the cleaning solution does not contain chemicals that may contain chlorine
• Wash the flag at a temperature of approx. 40 degrees with a mild detergent
• Do not fold the flag immediately after washing, but allow it to dry for a while
Store the Nepalese flag in a dry place to prevent mold.
The history of the Nepalese flag
Did you know that the Nepalese flag has a long history and only took its current form in 1962? Previously, the two pennants were used separately for two centuries. Below you will find more interesting facts about the flag of Nepal:
The flag is named after the country and has been used since the ancient Vedic period, but its origin is unknown.
•  In 1962, the human faces on the flag's emblems, the sun and the crescent moon, were removed to modernize the flag. However, these faces remained on the sun and moon on the royal standard until the abolition of the monarchy in 2008. The moon symbolizes the tranquility and calmness of the Nepalese people, while the sun represents fierce determination.
• The blue border of the flag symbolizes peace and harmony in the country since the time of Gautama Buddha, who was born in Nepal. The crimson, the national color of Nepal, represents the courageous spirit of the Nepalese people.
• The two triangles in the flag symbolize the Himalayan mountains and represent Hinduism and Buddhism.
• The red triangular flag has been a Hindu symbol of victory since the time of Ramayana and Mahabharata.
Buy Nepalese flag
At Flaggbutikk, you are guaranteed the best quality with the longest lifespan. We have all the world's flags in stock. This means that we can guarantee 100% Norwegian product delivery within two to five business days. Buy the Nepalese flag online via the Flaggbutikk online store. If you have any questions or need advice, we are happy to help you via our chat or email.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Nepalese flag mean?
The meaning of the Nepalese flag can best be explained through the symbols and colors of the flag. The crimson red resembles the hue of the rhododendron, the state emblem. Red is also a symbol of victory in battle. The blue color on the border symbolizes peace. The two triangles represent the Himalayan mountains and Buddhism and Hinduism, the two main world religions. The sun represents fierce determination. The moon represents the calming and peaceful nature of the Nepalese people.
What shape is the flag of Nepal?
The national flag of Nepal is the only non-rectangular flag in the world that is both the state flag and the civil flag of a sovereign country. The flag is a simplified combination of two simple pennants, known as a double pennant.