Flags of Novisviat

Flag of Novisviat
The flag of Novisviat consists of two diagonal stripes, the left one yellow and the right one blue. A green triangle is on the top right. The name of the flag is Uniflikator meaning unificator or uniter. Recently in 2018, 3rd of March, A redesign of the size mesurements was changed on the flag.

The colors, green, blue and yellow represent the island of Novisviat. Green representing the environment, atmosphere and nature. Yellow represents the beach, wealth and prosperity. Blue represents North Atlantic Ocean, skill and talent of Novisviat and the people.

The flag is flown continuously on the buildings of the highest national authorities, such as the parliament and the presidential palace. Other institutions and many Novisviatian people fly the national flag on national holidays and other special occasions of national significance. Current Novisviatian law does not restrict the use of the national flag without the coat of arms as long as the flag is not disrespected. Since 2010, Novisviatian Flag Day is celebrated on August 10.

The first appearance of the current flag can be seen in 1808, during the Great Hunger Strike. George Adamski made the flag, though he took a lot of influence from the 1796 British Colonial flag of Novisviat. in 1945 a Czech Republic style flag was submitted to the Senate but was rejected.

The first flags ever used in Novisviat were the pre-colonial flags. Oto Dynasty has used a Black field flag burning from oil to scare off enemies and to represent Oto Dynasty's justice. During the Polish colonial era, the Official state flag was always used. In 1796 British colonial flag was made. This was the inspiration of the flag.

The Airforce uses the Novisviat flag colors but in a different way a green circle with one half on the left yellow coloured outer circle and right outer blue coloured circle.