Description

The flag of Poland features two horizontal stripes of equal width.
The top stripe is white, symbolizing peace and purity.
The bottom stripe is red, representing the courage and blood of those who fought for the nation.
The simple design reflects Poland’s long history and national values.
White and red have been associated with Poland since the 13th century.
Adopted officially in 1919 after regaining independence, the flag embodies national pride.
Its bold yet minimalist colors make it easily recognizable worldwide.
Today, the flag stands as a proud symbol of Poland’s heritage, unity, and identity.