Wales Flag - Official Flag of Wales (Cymru) | Symbol of Welsh Identity #3821620 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Wales, officially adopted in 1959, displays a red dragon passant on a field divided horizontally into white (top) and green (bottom) bands. The red dragon has deep roots in Welsh mythology and was used by Cadwaladr and later Henry VII; it represents strength, courage, and sovereignty. The modern design reflects centuries of cultural identity and is the only UK national flag not incorporating the Union Jack.

This image is commonly used on government websites, educational resources, travel guides, and cultural pages about Wales. It serves users seeking information on Welsh symbolism, history, or national identity-especially during events like St. David’s Day or international sporting competitions.