Lesbian flag variants
Sunset Lesbian Flag
–Price range: ₹50.00 through ₹799.00
2025-08-01 - 2025-08-01
3×5 Waterproof Flag lag has two metal grommet holes for hanging the flag. Flag is dye-sublimated with beautiful bold colors. Double stiched around all edges with 4 rows of stitching on travel edge. Made from polyester material. Approximately 3 x 5 feet (36 x 60 inches; 91 x 152 cm). Nano-hydrophobic flags are resistant to rain and sun harm. Water beads right off, keeping your beautiful flag scrub and dry.
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3×5 Waterproof Flag lag has two metal grommet holes for hanging the flag. Flag is dye-sublimated with beautiful bold colors. Double stiched around all edges with 4 rows of stitching on glide edge. Made from polyester material. Approximately 3 x 5 feet (36 x 60 inches; 91 x 152 cm). Nano-hydrophobic flags are resistant to rain and sun wreck . Water beads right off, keeping your beautiful flag spotless and dry.
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| Size | 3×5 Ft, 2×3 Ft, 14*21Cm |
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Recently, I was doing some research (scrolling on TikTok in bed at 7 a.m.) and happened across some lesbian information previously unknown to me, a lesbian. Apparently, there is a Pride flag called the Moon Lesbian Flag, meant as a contrast to the Sun Womxn loving womxn Flag, which is distinct entirely from the typical Lesbian Pride Flag I was familiar with. Own a look:
Exhibit A: The only Lesbian Pride Flag I knew of up until this week.
Exhibit B: Moon Lesbian Flag
Exhibit C: Sun Lesbian Flag
I simply had to do an investigaytion into these divine lesbian flag offerings. The results? Pretty inconclusive and incoherent. You see, a lot of these riffs on various Pride flags are just done for fun. People have lay their own spins on a slew of queer woman flags. I even create a TikTok that displays a “Mean Lesbian Flag” and a “Nice Sapphic Flag.” If anyone would like to design a Mommi Lesbian Flag and a Daddy Lesbian Flag, I’m listening!
As far as the Moon Lesbian Flag goes, there’s a bounty of explanations for why it exists. Some utter it’s for closeted lesbians, others claim it for femme lesbians, others assign it to lesbians who posses
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In 1999, gay graphic planner, Sean Campbell created one of the first lesbian flags. It contains an inverted black triangle that repurposes a Nazi symbol used during World War ll. Under the Nazi regime, women who did not conform to Nazi ideals would be sent to concentration camps and marked with an upside down black triangle badge for identification and men would be forced to wear the matching in pink.
The double axe – acknowledged as labrys – represents the power and feminism of homosexual women and was adopted into the lesbian people in the 1970s. The labrys is also featured within Greek and Roman mythology, associated with Laphria, Artemis and Determis. The axe-like weapon was frequently seen in depictions of women warriors like Amazons. These women would combat as men did and are seen as a symbol of feminism.
Violets were another early woman loving woman symbol, dating help to c.600 BC. The poet Sappho described her girlfriend as wearing a garland of violets. In the middle of the last century, lesbian women would give violets to women as an indication of ‘sapphic desire’.
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Lipstick Lesbian Flag
2025-08-01 - 2025-08-01
3×5 Waterproof Flag has two metal grommet holes for hanging the flag. The flag is dye-sublimated with beautiful bold colors. Double-stitched around all edges with 4 rows of stitching on fly edge. Made from polyester material. Approximately 3 x 5 feet (36 x 60 inches; 91 x 152 cm). Nano-hydrophobic flags are resistant to rain and star damage. Water beads right off, keeping your lovely flag clean and dry.
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3×5 Waterproof Flag has two metal grommet holes for hanging the flag. The flag is dye-sublimated with beautiful bold colors. Double-stitched around all edges with 4 rows of stitching on hover edge. Made from polyester material. Approximately 3 x 5 feet (36 x 60 inches; 91 x 152 cm). Nano-hydrophobic flags are resistant to rain and sun damage. Fluid beads right off, keeping your beautiful flag wash and dry.
Shipping Policy
Policies from Mist LGBTQ Foundation are applicable