Frisian Flag - Symbol of the Frisian People and Region #1273068 (License: Personal Use)

The Frisian flag consists of three diagonal blue stripes alternating with two white stripes, overlaid with seven stylized red hearts arranged in a symmetrical pattern. These hearts symbolize the seven ancient Frisian seelands or districts, reflecting regional unity and historical autonomy. The design has been used since the 19th century and remains a powerful emblem of Frisian identity across the Netherlands and Germany.

This image is commonly used on cultural, historical, or regional websites related to Friesland (Netherlands), East Frisia (Germany), or Frisian language and heritage initiatives. It serves users seeking information about regional symbols, European flags, or minority identities.