Bahrain

Asia: Flag of Bahrain, est. 1932

Bahrain's flag was first adopted in 1932 under British protection, evolving from earlier designs used during its history as a small Gulf emirate.

The red field symbolizes Bahrain’s ties to Kharijite Islam and its historical association with war and resistance. The white stripe, added in treaties with Britain, represents peace and reconciliation. The flag was updated in 2002, when Bahrain became a constitutional monarchy, to include the five serrated points symbolizing the Five Pillars of Islam.

High quality and durable PVC, woven and embroidered patches for collectors, airsofters and military enthusiasts. Also serves as a morale patch.