Poland Flag

The flag of Poland consists of two horizontal stripes of equal size — white on the top and red on the bottom. These colors have been associated with Poland since the 13th century and are derived from the country's national coat of arms, which features a white eagle on a red shield. The white symbolizes purity and peace, while the red represents the courage and the sacrifices made for the nation. The flag was officially adopted in its modern form on August 1, 1919, shortly after Poland regained independence following World War I. Simple yet meaningful, the Polish flag reflects the country’s long history, resilience, and national pride.