Marshall Islands Nylon Flag

About Our Marshall Islands Nylon Flag

The current Marshall Island flag features a dark blue field that is bisected by a pair of diagonal stripes of orange and white that grow out of the lower-hoist corner of the flag. The flag's canton contains a white star with four large rays and twenty little rays. Those rays represent the electoral distracts that make up the country, with the four largest rays serving as symbols of the centers of the nation's culture. The flag's blue field represents the ocean that surrounds the nation, while orange stripe represents courage and the white stripe represents peace. The two stripes also represent the duality of the sunrise and sunset over the islands.