Northern Ireland King William of Orange 1690 large hand flag

Buy the Northern Ireland King William of Orange 1690 large hand flag. The flag is made from 100% polyester.

The Northern Ireland, King William of Orange’s 1690 large hand flag is a significant historical and cultural symbol. This flag features a prominent portrait of King William of Orange, a notable figure in the history of Northern Ireland and the United Kingdom, mainly remembered for his role in the Glorious Revolution and the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.

The flag’s background typically includes orange, representing William of Orange, and often purple, signifying royalty and nobility.

The flag’s symbolism is deeply rooted in Northern Irish history, particularly within the Unionist and Loyalist communities. It commemorates William of Orange’s victory at the Battle of the Boyne, a pivotal moment in securing Protestant ascendancy in Ireland.

The flag serves as a reminder of this heritage. It is often displayed during parades and celebrations, especially on the Twelfth of July, which marks the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne.

These flags are usually large enough to be visible in parades and public gatherings, making them a striking presence during events. The flag’s usage extends beyond historical commemorations and symbolises cultural identity and pride within specific communities in Northern Ireland. However, it’s important to note that the flag can be controversial and divisive in Northern Ireland’s complex and sensitive political history.

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Composition

• Hand Flag sizes: 18″ x 12″ (45cm x 30cm) with wooden stick. 
• Sold in dozens
• Content: 100% polyester
• Weight 0.4kg