Flag of Kapuku

Kapuku

Use	National flag and ensign
Proportion	3:5
Adopted	15 January, 1947
Design	A horizontal flag depicting the national emblem of Kapuku placed on a horizontal tricolor of yellow, red, and white.
Variant flag of Kapuku
Use	Naval jack
Proportion	3:5
Adopted	December 26, 1950
Design	A series of six horizontal stripes colored yellow, red, and white.

The flag of Kapuku, formally the Flag of the Kingdom of Kapuku (Kapukan: O Ka Hae Kapukū) is a tricolor of red, yellow, and white with the Emblem of Kapuku place in the center. The flag was created during the revolutionary period of Kapuku but was only adopted in 1947 after the 1947 Coup. The yellow signifies the culture and religion of Kapuku, the red signifies the blood and sacrifice of those who died in the revolution, and the white signifies prosperity and peace.

Design

Flag colour scheme

Scheme	White	Yellow	Red
RAL	RAL 9003 Signal White	RAL 1026 Ula Yellow	RAL 3024 Luminous Red
RGB	(255, 255, 255)	(255, 255, 0)	(255, 0, 0)
Hex code	#FFFFFF	#FFFF00	#FF0000