3' x 5' polyester Sudan Flag with grommets and double-stitched edges to reduce fraying.

✍️ The Design: Behold the bold and historic banner of Sudan! Adopted in 1970, this flag is a striking example of Pan-Arab symbolism, weaving together the colors of a shared heritage into a design that represents the nation’s transition into a modern republic.

The flag features three horizontal stripes and a prominent triangle at the hoist. The red stripe at the top stands for the nation's struggle for independence and the blood of its martyrs. The white stripe in the center represents peace, light, and optimism, reflecting the 1924 White Flag League uprising. The black stripe at the bottom is a proud namesake for the country itself—derived from the Arabic word Bilad as-Sudan (Land of the Blacks)—and serves as a tribute to the flag of the 19th-century Mahdist War. Finally, the green triangle at the hoist ties it all together, symbolizing the prosperity of the land, agriculture, and the spiritual roots of the people.

This flag replaced the earlier blue-yellow-green tricolor to better align with the revolutionary spirit of the time. It stands today as a proud tribute to Sudan’s resilience, its vast geography, and its enduring place within the Arab and African worlds. Whether for a collection or a home display, it is a powerful symbol of a nation with a deep, layered history.