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Saskatchewan Flag

$59.90
SKU:
32179
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Origin:
United States

Frequently Bought Together:

The Saskatchewan flag has 2 green & yellow stripes with a prairie lily on the right. In the top left is a yellow & green shield with a red lion.
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Description

Showcase your Saskatchewan heritage or celebrate cherished memories with the vibrant Saskatchewan Flag, perfect for displaying at your home or business. Expertly crafted in the United States, each flag is made from durable, weather-resistant nylon, ensuring it stands up beautifully to outdoor conditions.

The flag’s green and yellow design is added using advanced digital printing technology for vibrant colors and precise details in the shield and prairie lily. Additionally, the inks used in printing this flag are formulated to be UV-resistant, helping prevent fading even when flown in direct sunlight.

The Saskatchewan flag comes equipped with a robust canvas header and brass grommets for simple attachment to an outdoor flagpole. This flag measures 3 feet by 5 feet, which many of our customers choose to fly from our best-selling 6’ tangle-free pole.

Saskatchewan Flag Product Details

  • Produced in the USA
  • Authentic 1969 design
  • 100% premium nylon
  • Strong canvas header
  • Rust-resistant brass grommets
  • Single/reverse construction
  • 3’ x 5’ size

We also offer the national flag of Canada and its other provinces if you are looking to create a larger display.

Saskatchewan Flag History & Meaning

In 1969, a competition was held in Saskatchewan to determine what banner would represent the province. High school teacher Anthony Drake created the winning design, chosen from over 4,000 entries. The flag was officially adopted on September 22 of that year.

The upper green stripe symbolizes the forested northern area of the province, while the lower yellow stripe is for the southern grain fields and prairies. On the top left is the shield from Saskatchewan’s coat of arms, which depicts a red lion and three bundles of wheat. On the right is a red prairie lily, which grows throughout the region and is the province’s official flower.