Flag of Brittany | Symbol of Breton Identity and Heritage #1370740 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Brittany, known as the Gwenn-ha-du, consists of nine black ermine spots (representing historical dukes of Brittany) on a white canton, alongside five alternating black and white horizontal stripes. Adopted in 1923 by the Breton nationalist movement, it has since become the widely recognized symbol of Breton culture, language, and autonomy. Its bold monochrome design reflects both medieval heraldry and modern regional identity.

Used on government websites, cultural exhibitions, tourism pages, and educational resources about French regions; targets users researching Breton history, flags, or European regional identities.