A Grand Flag – Built for the Highest Honour

Fly a flag that stands not just for visibility, but for deep cultural recognition and enduring respect. The 7310mm x 3655mm Aboriginal Flag is one of the largest sizes available in our fully sewn range, representing the highest level of tribute an organisation, government body, or cultural institution can make to Australia’s First Peoples. 

At over 7 metres wide and 3.6 metres tall, this flag is purpose-built for monumental flagpoles, architectural mastheads, and expansive ceremonial spaces. It is not only a visual statement — it is a soaring symbol of unity, survival, and shared future.

A Design Rooted in Identity, Culture & Spirit

First raised in 1971 and officially declared a national flag in 1995, the Aboriginal Flag was designed by artist and activist Harold Thomas, a proud Luritja man. Its design is simple yet profound:

• Black – Represents the Aboriginal people of this land

• Red – Symbolises the red earth and the enduring spiritual connection to Country

• Yellow – Depicts the sun, the giver of life and spiritual source of healing and growth

In large format, the flag’s colours are even more striking and emotive — flying it at this size shows intentional and visible commitment to reconciliation and inclusion.

🧵 Construction Excellence – Crafted for Legacy

This fully sewn version is made using ceremonial-grade woven polyester, where each colour panel is individually stitched together — no printing involved. This premium process ensures maximum strength, UV resistance, and rich visual depth, particularly suited to long-term outdoor exposure.

🏛 Suitable For:

This flag is appropriate for organisations, institutions and locations where scale, visibility, and cultural responsibility are central.

• Parliament Houses & Government Buildings

• Civic Precincts & War Memorials

• Universities, Museums & Cultural Centres

• Reconciliation Parks & Public Art Installations

• NAIDOC Week, Invasion Day & Sorry Day Ceremonies

• Large-Scale Commercial Developments with RAP Plans

• Outdoor Event Venues, Festivals & Commemorations

The sheer size of this flag ensures that it can be seen from a distance, making it ideal for large campuses, building forecourts, stadium grounds, and rooftop poles.

✅ Why Choose a Fully Sewn Flag in This Size?

Flags of this magnitude are not simply decorative — they are statements of cultural leadership. Choosing a fully sewn version reflects a commitment to both longevity and symbolic integrity:

• 🧵 Sewn construction maintains shape and colour for years, unlike printed flags that fade and fray

• 🪡 Double-to-quad stitching reinforces the edges and adds wind resilience

• ✂️ Hand-sewn panels give the flag visual depth and texture, especially on tall poles

• 🌞 UV-treated fabric ensures resistance to fading in harsh sunlight

• 🏛 Ceremonial presentation makes this appropriate for national commemorations and official government protocol

This is not just a flag. It is a heritage-grade representation of the world’s oldest continuous culture.

🧼 Care Guidelines for Long-Term Display

• 🌬 Take down during high-wind warnings to prolong life

• 🧽 Spot-clean gently by hand using a mild soap and cold water

• 🌥 Dry naturally in the shade; avoid tumble dryers

• 📦 When not in use, fold and store flat in a dry, dark environment

• 🔁 Rotate with a second flag if flown continuously for display longevity

For permanent installations, we recommend ordering two flags to alternate and maintain a pristine display throughout the year.

📦 What’s Included

• 🏷 One ceremonial-grade Aboriginal Flag (Fully Sewn) – 7310 x 3655mm

• 🔗 Reinforced header loops for attaching to flagpole clips or halyard

• 📘 Optional installation and care guide available upon request

• 🧷 Matching accessories, ropes, clips and replacement hoists available separately

Available in companion sizes for Australian National Flag and Torres Strait Islander Flag, so your full triple-flag display can be matched for height and formality.

Raise Culture, Raise Awareness, Raise the Flag

“To fly a flag this large is to make a statement that cannot be ignored. It is a bold act of recognition — and a powerful gesture of unity, healing, and respect.”