Flag and emblem of Mava

Mava

Use	Civil and state flag
Proportion	2:3
Adopted	13 June 1925
Design	A horizontal bicolour of white and blue, with a counterchanged wave mirrored horiontally.
Variant flag of Mava
Use	Presidential standard
Proportion	2:3
Design	The Coat of arms of Mava in banner form that features a white otter bearing a yellow banner over a blue field.

The flag of Mava consists of a horizontal bicolour of white and blue, featuring in its centre a stylised wave mirrored horizontally. The wave is counterchanged: that part within the white is coloured blue, and that within the blue part is coloured white. The flag was adopted on 13 June 1925 by resolution of the Mavean Assembly, being the first state symbol formally adopted following independence earlier that year. 13 June is celebrated each year as "Flag Day", which has largely superseded the country's official independence day as the primary day for national celebration.

Variants

The standard of the country's president consists of the coat of arms in banner form, bearing the armorial design in the centre of a blue field. The naval ensign is a horizontal bicolour of white and blue, with the coat of arms centred atop the white bar.

Variant flag of Mava

Variant flag	Usage
	Standard of the President of Mava
	Naval ensign of Mava

See also

• Politics of Mava
• Culture of Mava

External links

• Flag of Mava. International Flag Database