Kiribati Flags – I-Kiribati Flag, Bunting & Hand Flags
A golden frigatebird over a rising sun and Pacific waves, the flag of the country that greets each new year first, flown for Independence Day on 12 July. Choose the Kiribati flag from 20x12in to 8ft x 5ft, hang Kiribati bunting in 3m or 9m and wave Kiribati hand flags.
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Kiribati Flag
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Kiribati Bunting
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Kiribati Hand Flags
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Kiribati Table Flag
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Kiribati Wooden Table Flag
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Kiribati Large Wooden Table Flag
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Kiribati Satin Table Flag
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The Kiribati flag: frigatebird, sun and sea
Kiribati's flag is red in the upper half, with a gold frigatebird flying above a gold rising sun. The lower half is made of wavy horizontal bands of blue and white representing the Pacific Ocean. The frigatebird stands for power, freedom and the islanders' seafaring skill, and the sun with its seventeen rays for the islands and the tropics. The design is based on the coat of arms granted to the Gilbert and Ellice Islands colony in 1937, and it became the national flag at independence from Britain on 12 July 1979. Our Kiribati flag shows the bird and sun clearly against the red.
First to see the new year, and Independence Day
Kiribati is spread across three island groups over a vast stretch of ocean, and its Line Islands sit in the furthest-ahead time zone on Earth, so they are among the first places to welcome each new year. Independence Day on 12 July is celebrated with canoe races, dancing and sport. Kiribati is also known for its low-lying atolls, which make it a symbol in debates on rising sea levels. In Britain the flag is popular with flag collectors, Pacific-themed events and schools studying climate change.
Sizes, grades and fittings
Kiribati flags come in 20x12in, 3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft from £6.99. A 3ft x 2ft or larger shows the frigatebird's wings best. Flagtex is a printed lightweight weave, sensibly priced for display; DuraFlag is a tough knitted fabric meant for exposed poles, offered with eyelets, clips or rope and toggle.
Kiribati bunting
Kiribati bunting repeats the frigatebird flag on rectangular pennants in 3m and 9m lengths for a Pacific party or a classroom.
Hand flags and table flags
Kiribati hand flags come on wooden sticks in 9x6in and 18x12in. The 6x4in Kiribati table flag has a base, and the large wooden table flag is 18x12in. Tuvalu, Nauru and the Marshall Islands are in our world flags.
Kiribati flag FAQs
How do you pronounce Kiribati?
Roughly Kiri-bass, because ti is said like an s in Gilbertese.
What bird is on the Kiribati flag?
A frigatebird, a symbol of freedom and command over the ocean.
When is Kiribati Independence Day?
12 July, marking independence from Britain in 1979.
Is Kiribati the first country to see the new year?
Its Line Islands are in the earliest time zone, so they are among the very first places to reach midnight.
What do the waves on the Kiribati flag mean?
The blue and white bands represent the Pacific Ocean.
Where are Kiribati flags dispatched from?
Kiribati flags are stocked in and dispatched from our Stoke-on-Trent warehouse; order before 2pm for same-day dispatch, with free 1–2 day UK delivery.