Honduras Flag

Honduras has a long and storied past, featuring several Mesoamerican civilizations, such as the famous Maya. Celebrate the unique cultures of the region with a Honduran flag!

Outdoor Honduras Flag

Our Honduras flags are made using premium-grade nylon and digital printing technology, producing eye-catching flags that are fade and fray-resistant. These flags are durable yet lightweight enough to fly in light winds. Our outdoor version has a strong header and brass grommets for use with one of our outdoor flagpoles. 

Highlights

• Made in America
• Authentic design
• 100% nylon
• Extra stitching
• Canvas heading
• Brass grommets

Indoor Honduras Flag

For displaying the flag indoors, consider getting a flag with gold fringe for a more elegant look. These flags feature gold trim around three borders and a pole sleeve designed for attachment to an indoor flagpole.

Highlights

• Made in America
• Authentic design
• 100% nylon
• Extra stitching
• Pole sleeve
• Gold fringe

Note: Indoor flags come in select sizes. Gold fringe is not meant to withstand outdoor elements. Please keep these flags inside.

History & Meaning of the Honduras Flag

The history of the Honduran flag is tied very closely to the nation's history. In 1823, after declaring independence from Spanish control, several Central American countries formed a democratic republic called the United Provinces of Central America, under a triband flag of blue, white, and blue. These provinces were El Salvador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Honduras. In 1838, the union dissolved, and the provinces became sovereign nations, yet Honduras kept the original flag design as a national symbol. 

On March 7, 1866, five blue stars were added to the white stripe on the Honduran flag to represent the five original provinces. Today, it is said that the two blue stripes of the flag represent the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea and that the white band symbolizes the land and prosperity of the Honduran people.