Aboriginal Flag (woven) 2400 x 1200mm

High-Visibility Format | Heavy-Duty Finish | Proudly Australian Made

Make a powerful statement of unity, recognition, and cultural pride with this 2400mm x 1200mm Aboriginal Flag, expertly crafted from high-strength woven polyester. This large-format flag is built for maximum visibility and durability, making it the ideal choice for high-mount flagpoles, ceremonial displays, public events, and any setting where a bold and respectful symbol of Aboriginal culture should take centre stage.

Proudly manufactured in Australia to the highest standards, this flag reflects not just quality construction—but a commitment to cultural awareness, local production, and national respect.

A Flag That Carries a Nation's Oldest Story

Created in 1971 by artist and activist Harold Thomas, the Aboriginal Flag was born from the land rights movement and has since become one of the most recognised symbols of First Nations identity in the world. It speaks of an ancient past, a living culture, and a collective call for truth, justice, and healing.

The three colours are rich in meaning:

• Black – Symbolises the Aboriginal people, their communities, and their resilience

• Red – Represents the land: the red earth, and the spiritual connection to Country

• Yellow – Depicts the life-giving sun, protector and unifier of all

Officially recognised as a national flag in 1995 and now part of the public domain (as of 2022), it stands proudly alongside the Australian and Torres Strait Islander flags as a visual testament to identity, survival, and sovereignty.

Product Features

• Large Display Size (2400mm x 1200mm)
  Perfect for 9m to 12m flagpoles. Suitable for formal outdoor use on government buildings, council offices, educational campuses, and at major public events.

• Premium Woven Polyester Fabric
  Tightly woven for maximum strength and resistance to tearing, this fabric is the preferred choice for long-term or high-wind outdoor use.

• Bold, Colourfast Printing
  High-quality screen printing using UV-resistant inks ensures the vibrant black, red, and yellow stay brilliant, even under strong sunlight or challenging weather conditions.

• Double-Stitched Reinforced Edges
  All edges are professionally hemmed and double-stitched for extra durability—especially important in open, windy environments.

• Ready-to-Fly Header with Dual Hoist Loops
  A heavy-duty white canvas header is sewn into the hoist side, featuring two sturdy loops for easy attachment to flag clips or a halyard rope system.

• Australian Made
  Manufactured locally, ensuring every flag supports ethical Australian jobs, local materials, and respectful representation.

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 2400mm (W) x 1200mm (H)

• Material: Woven polyester

• Finish: White canvas header with two sewn hoist loops

• Weight: Approx. 500g

• Recommended Flagpole Height: 9–12 metres

• Suitability: Designed for permanent outdoor display or high-impact indoor hanging

Ideal for:

• Large schools, universities, and TAFEs – Use during Reconciliation Week, NAIDOC Week, and everyday national flag protocol

• Government and council buildings – Fully compliant with official requirements for ceremonial or permanent display

• Outdoor memorials and cultural sites – Ideal for First Nations community centres, parks, and heritage areas

• Marches, protests, and events – A striking presence at public gatherings, rallies, and awareness campaigns

• Residential use – For homes with tall flagpoles or wide verandahs wanting to fly the flag with visibility and honour

• Wall-mounted or framed displays – Adds visual weight to museums, community halls, classrooms, or foyers

Care & Maintenance

To extend the life of your Aboriginal flag and maintain its vibrant appearance:

• Remove during strong winds or storms

• Hand wash gently in cold water with mild detergent

• Do not bleach or machine wash

• Lay flat in shade to dry

• Fold carefully and store in a dry, cool space when not in use

• Rotate with a secondary flag if used in permanent outdoor display

More Than a Flag — A Commitment to Respect

When you fly the Aboriginal Flag, you’re doing more than hoisting fabric—you’re honouring more than 60,000 years of unbroken culture, and showing solidarity with Australia’s First Peoples. Whether you’re flying it in your backyard or on the forecourt of a civic building, it reflects a spirit of inclusiveness, visibility, and shared responsibility.

Display with Dignity and Pride

Looking to complete your set? We also stock:

• Matching Torres Strait Islander and Australian flags in woven and knitted formats

• Flagpoles, wall brackets, and indoor display bases

• Hand wavers, desk flags, and ceremonial sets