Kosovo Flags – Kosovo Flag, Bunting & Hand Flags
Blue with the gold map and six white stars, for 17 February, the judo and the football. Buy the Kosovo flag in 20x12in to 8ft x 5ft, string Kosovo bunting along a café or a hall and wave Kosovo hand flags at the match or the parade.
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Kosovo Flag
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Kosovo Bunting
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Kosovo Hand Flags
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Kosovo Table Flag
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Kosovo Wooden Table Flag
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Kosovo Large Wooden Table Flag
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Kosovo Satin Table Flag
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The Kosovo flag: a gold map under six stars
The Kosovo flag is a blue field with a gold silhouette of Kosovo’s outline in the centre and an arc of six white five-pointed stars above it. The stars stand for Kosovo’s six main communities, the blue, gold and white were chosen to echo the colours of the European Union flag, and the map was picked over other proposals because it carried no single community’s symbols. The design was selected by competition from nearly a thousand entries and adopted on 17 February 2008. The proportions are 2:5, a longer shape than most national flags, though the sizes we stock follow the usual 3:5 cut so that the flag matches its neighbours on a row of poles. Our Kosovo flag prints the map in a true gold with the stars evenly spaced along the arc, which is where cheaper flags tend to crowd them.
17 February, the judo mat and the football
The anniversary on 17 February is the main day for the flag, with celebrations in Pristina and in diaspora communities, and it appears again for the Albanian-language summer festivals and weddings at which it is usually flown alongside the red-and-black Albanian flag. In sport the blue and gold have had remarkable success for a flag so young: Majlinda Kelmendi won judo gold at Rio in 2016, the first medal under this flag, Distria Krasniqi and Nora Gjakova both won judo gold in Tokyo in 2021, and the football team, admitted to UEFA and FIFA in 2016, met England twice in Euro 2020 qualifying, a 5-3 at St Mary’s in Southampton and a 4-0 in Pristina. Britain has a large Kosovar community, mostly in London and the south-east, so the flag is seen on cafés and community centres, at the annual Albanian festivals in the capital and on car windows whenever the national team plays.
Choosing a Kosovo flag
The Kosovo flag is stocked in 20x12in, 3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft in two grades. Flagtex is the light printed woven polyester for a café, a classroom or a season on a pole; DuraFlag is the knitted heavyweight with a double-stitched hem for a pole that flies in every weather. The 5ft x 3ft is for a garden pole or a balcony, the 3ft x 2ft for a bracket or a car window, the 8ft x 5ft for a stage or a 20ft mast, and the 20x12in for a hand pole. All sizes have a sewn header with brass eyelets, and the DuraFlag is available with clips or a rope and toggle.
Kosovo bunting
Kosovo bunting comes in 3m and 9m lengths of rectangular pennants printed with the blue, gold and white flag and sewn to a tape. 3m trims a doorway or a counter; 9m goes round a restaurant, a community hall or a garden for 17 February or a wedding. The pennants are weatherproof polyester, lengths join end to end, and plain blue and gold strings from the bunting range match the colours.
Hand flags and table flags
Kosovo hand flags on wooden sticks are stocked in 9x6in and 18x12in for the football, a parade or a festival. The Kosovo table flag is a 6x4in flag on a base for a desk or a café table, the 9x6in wooden table flag and the 18x12in large wooden table flag are for a reception or a conference, and the sleeved satin table flag is the formal option. Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia are under world flags.
Kosovo flag FAQs
What do the six stars on the Kosovo flag mean?
The six main communities of Kosovo. They are arranged in an arc above the gold map on a blue field.
Why are the Kosovo flag colours blue, gold and white?
They were chosen to echo the European Union flag and to avoid the colours of any one community; the map was used instead of a crest for the same reason.
When was the Kosovo flag adopted?
17 February 2008, selected from a public design competition.
Is the Kosovo flag the same as the Albanian flag?
No. The Albanian flag is a black double-headed eagle on red; the Kosovo flag is the gold map and six stars on blue. The two are often flown together at community events.
Which grade of Kosovo flag should I buy?
Flagtex for indoor and short-term use; DuraFlag, the heavier knitted polyester with double-stitched hems, for a pole flown all year.
What size Kosovo flag for a garden pole?
For a garden pole choose 5ft x 3ft; a wall bracket takes 3ft x 2ft; a 20ft mast or a backdrop takes 8ft x 5ft.
How fast is delivery on a Kosovo flag?
The flags, bunting, hand flags and table flags are all stocked in and dispatched from our Stoke-on-Trent warehouse; order by 2pm for same-day dispatch and 1–2 day UK delivery.