Aboriginal Flag (woven) 1800 x 900mm

A Bold, Enduring Symbol of Australia’s First Peoples – Proudly Australian Made

This 1800mm x 900mm Aboriginal Flag, crafted from premium woven polyester, is the official, full-size format used by schools, councils, government departments, and businesses across Australia. With its striking proportions and deep cultural significance, it is a powerful statement of recognition, identity, and unity.

Manufactured to the highest Australian standards, this flag combines strength, beauty, and purpose—making it ideal for both outdoor and indoor display in all weather conditions.

A Flag That Speaks of Survival, Spirit & Sovereignty

The Aboriginal Flag was created in 1971 by artist Harold Thomas, a Luritja man from Central Australia, as a rallying symbol for the land rights movement. It quickly became one of the most enduring and universally recognised emblems of Aboriginal identity.

Each of the three colours is steeped in meaning:

• Black – Symbolises the Aboriginal people of Australia

• Red – Represents the red earth, the spiritual relationship to Country, and the blood shed in struggle

• Yellow – Depicts the sun, the eternal source of life, warmth, and protection

Officially recognised as one of Australia’s three national flags in 1995, and made freely available to the public in 2022, it now stands proudly as a unifying emblem of culture, history, and future reconciliation.

Why Choose the 1800 x 900mm Woven Flag?

This size is the standard national format and is widely used for formal flag displays in conjunction with the Australian and Torres Strait Islander flags. The woven polyester fabric is designed to withstand prolonged outdoor use and deliver superior performance in demanding conditions.

Key Features:

• Generous Dimensions (1800 x 900mm)
  Perfectly suited for commercial flagpoles (6m–9m), civic buildings, schools, events, and ceremonies.

• Woven Polyester Construction
  The tightly interlaced fibres offer greater tear resistance, wind stability, and a crisp, smooth finish that holds its shape.

• Fade-Resistant, Vibrant Colours
  UV-resistant inks preserve the richness of the black, red, and yellow over time—even under strong sun.

• Reinforced Header with Twin Hoist Loops
  Easily attaches to halyard systems using standard flag clips, providing secure and tidy display.

• Double-Stitched Edging
  Sewn to withstand high wind areas and to minimise fraying over time.

• Proudly Australian Made
  Manufactured locally to ensure authenticity, ethical standards, and support for Aboriginal representation and Australian industry.

Product Specifications

• Size: 1800mm width x 900mm height (2:1 flag ratio)

• Fabric: Woven polyester

• Finish: White header with two reinforced hoist loops

• Print: High-quality UV-resistant screen print

• Weight: Approx. 250–300g

• Display: Ideal for 6m to 9m flagpoles or as a striking interior hanging

Suitable For:

• Educational Institutions – As part of the official three-flag national protocol in schools, universities, and TAFEs

• Government Departments & Councils – Compliant with civic and public building flag requirements

• Businesses & Corporate Offices – For displaying a commitment to diversity, reconciliation, and inclusion

• Homes with Flagpoles – Fly with pride from your front garden, patio, or balcony

• Community Events – NAIDOC Week, Invasion Day, Reconciliation Week, Sorry Day, and other commemorative occasions

• Indoor Cultural Displays – Can be framed or wall-mounted in foyers, libraries, classrooms, and galleries

Care & Maintenance Tips

To extend the life of your Aboriginal Flag:

• Remove during storms or heavy winds to prevent wear and tear

• Hand wash gently in cold water with mild detergent

• Do not machine wash or tumble dry

• Air dry flat in the shade to preserve colours

• Fold and store neatly in a dry area when not in use

For long-term outdoor use, consider rotating with a backup flag to ensure both longevity and professional presentation.

A Flag That Carries a Message

Flying the Aboriginal Flag is a daily act of recognition, visibility, and respect. It is a sign of solidarity with Aboriginal communities, a nod to deep cultural roots, and a reminder that truth-telling, equity and reconciliation are at the heart of Australia’s journey forward.

By displaying this flag, you’re taking a stand for inclusion, education, and unity—whether it’s in your home, your school, your business, or your community.

Fly It With Purpose and Pride

Looking for a full set? We also offer:

• Torres Strait Islander and Australian flags in matching sizes

• Flagpoles, bases, wall brackets and indoor display accessories