Official Arizona State Flag 1917 – Present
This Arizona State Flag design was adopted by the third state legislature on February 27th, 1917, and pays tribute to the Spanish Conquistadors who explored that part of the continent hundreds of years ago. The current flag of Spain is primarily made up of the same shades of red and yellow found on the Arizona flag. The artwork consists of thirteen alternating red and yellow rays above a field of blue. The thirteen rays represent the original thirteen colonies while the large copper star in the center of the design acknowledges the fact that Arizona is the largest copper-producing state in the US. The red and blue are of the same shades as those found on the American Flag. A 2001 poll conducted by the North American Vexillological Association ranked the Arizona State Flag among the top ten best flag designs of the 72 different flags found on the North American continent.
Nylon is a durable, lightweight material that will easily fly in a light breeze and features bright, rich colors. The artwork is visible on both sides of the flag and the lettering reads correctly from one side only.
- Quality construction
- Fade-resistant
- Bright colors
- One solid piece of fully printed, 150 denier nylon fabric
- Heavy canvas header with brass grommets
- 4 rows of stitching on the fly end to prevent premature fraying
- Flag size: 3’x5′