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The Union Jack : symbol of the union of the British territories

The flag of the United Kingdom, known as the Union Jack, is an emblematic symbol that represents the union of the nations that make up the country. It is made up of three overlapping crosses: the red cross of Saint George for England, the diagonal white cross of Saint Andrew for Scotland, and the diagonal red cross of Saint Patrick for Ireland.

This flag was officially adopted in 1801, after the union of Great Britain and Ireland. The blue background represents the sea surrounding the British Isles. The Union Jack is unique in its complexity and symbolism, illustrating the history and diversity of the British nations.

The flag is flown at official ceremonies and international sporting events, symbolising national unity and pride. It also features on many public and private buildings across the UK, reinforcing its role as a powerful national emblem and sign of cohesion.

Description : 

• Dim : 1 x 1.5 m (size may vary according to arrivals)
• 100% polyester