Ecology - Nylon World Flag Flagpole Halyard (Rope) Each color represents an island

Each color represents an island of the archipelago

Decorative heritage flag inspired by French colonial presence

Provides additional halyard positions for multi-flag arrangements

Single-Sided Design: The high-quality dye-sublimation process ensures the vibrant Suns graphics are 100% visible on both sides

The I-India International Code of Signals Flag represents the letter 'I' or the phonetic 'India' in maritime communication

Ecology - Nylon World Flag Flagpole Halyard (Rope) Each color represents an islandThe Ecology World Flag is a powerful symbol of environmental consciousness and responsibility. Its origin dates back to 1969 when Ron Cobb created the ecology symbol, a combination of the letters "e" and "o" from the words "environment" and "organism," resembling the Greek letter Theta. This symbol became a part of the Ecology Flag, designed by Jack Shepherd of Look magazine in 1970. The flag mirrors the design of the U. S. flag, with thirteen stripes