Tajikistan Flags – Tajik Flag, Bunting & Hand Flags
Red, white and green with a gold crown under an arc of seven stars, the Tajik flag is out for Independence Day in September, Navruz in March and Tajik students and families in Britain. Choose the Tajikistan flag in 20x12in to 8ft x 5ft, hang Tajikistan bunting in 3m or 9m and wave Tajikistan hand flags.
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Tajikistan Flag
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Tajikistan Table Flag
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Tajikistan Bunting
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Tajikistan Hand Flags
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Tajikistan Wooden Table Flag
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Tajikistan Large Wooden Table Flag
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Tajikistan Satin Table Flag
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The Tajikistan flag: crown and seven stars
The flag of Tajikistan was adopted on 24 November 1992. It has three horizontal bands of red, white and green, with the white band in the middle wider than the other two, in the proportion 2:3:2. Centred in the white band is a gold crown beneath a semicircle of seven gold five-pointed stars. The red is said to stand for the unity of the nation and the sun, the white for purity and cotton, the country’s traditional crop, and the green for the fertile valleys and the spring. The crown recalls the word Taj, often linked with the name of the Tajik people, and the seven stars are tied to the number seven as a symbol of perfection and happiness in Tajik tradition. Our Tajikistan flag prints the crown and stars in gold with the bands in their correct widths.
Independence Day, Navruz and Tajiks in Britain
Independence Day on 9 September marks the declaration of 1991, and Navruz, the Persian New Year on 21 March, is the most joyful festival of the year, with sumalak cooked overnight and family visits. The Tajik community in the UK, together with students at British universities, uses the flag for these dates and for cultural evenings. It is also seen at international wrestling, judo and boxing events and at football matches for the national side.
Tajikistan flag sizes and grades
Sizes run 20x12in, 3ft x 2ft, 5ft x 3ft and 8ft x 5ft, from £6.99. Flagtex is printed lightweight woven polyester with brass eyelets; DuraFlag is a heavier knitted Tajikistan flag with double-stitched hems and clips or rope and toggle.
Tajikistan bunting
Tajikistan bunting comes in 3m and 9m lengths of rectangular flags, from £9.98, for a Navruz table or a hall.
Hand flags and table flags
Tajikistan hand flags on wooden sticks come in 9x6in and 18x12in from £5.99. The Tajikistan table flag is 6x4in on a base from £1.98, and the large wooden table flag 18x12in from £3.98. Central Asian neighbours are under Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan flags.
Tajikistan flag FAQs
What is in the centre of the Tajikistan flag?
A gold crown under an arc of seven gold stars, in the white band.
When was the Tajikistan flag adopted?
The Tajik flag was adopted on 24 November 1992.
Why does the Tajik flag have seven stars?
Seven is a traditional symbol of perfection and good fortune in Tajik culture.
When is Tajikistan Independence Day?
9 September, the anniversary of independence in 1991.
Is there Tajikistan bunting for Navruz?
Yes, Tajikistan bunting comes in 3m and 9m lengths.
Where are Tajikistan flags dispatched from?
Tajikistan flags are stocked in and dispatched from our Stoke-on-Trent warehouse, sent the same day if ordered before 2pm with free 1–2 day UK delivery.