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Bangladesh: Presidential Flag
Last modified: 2002-07-13 by jonathan dixon
Keywords: bangladesh | president | jute | shapla | lily: water | lily: winter | rice | text: bangla |
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by Zoltán Horváth, 11 June 2001
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Description
Brownish flag with the golden national emblem in the middle. Below
the emblem is an inscription.
Source: Album des Pavillons
Zeljko Heimer, 14 February 2001
DK Flag Book 1997 gives the symbolics of the emblem (which is the state arms) as follows:
- The four stars represent nationalism, socilaism, democracy, and secularism.
- The plant between the tow group of stars is a sprig of jute.
- The plant in the middle of the emblem is a 'shapla' (winter [it should
be water according to Smith] lily) on stylized waves. According to
Smith, the waves recall rivers, the national transportation network
- A wreath of padi rice is surrounding the 'shapla'.
The name of the state in Bangla is written below the emblem.
Album 2000 gives the flag with a brown background (approx. Pantone 492c,
C 0 - M 75 - Y 65 - K 40) and a smaller emblem, of diameter approximately 60% of
the flag height.
Ivan Sache, 12 June 2001