Kazakhstan Flag Patch

"The flag is rectangular and blue. There is a sun in the middle of the flag and a flying eagle under the sun. On the left side, the golden ribbon symbolizes the old Golden Army state and the culture that is specific to Kazakhstan. Sun, dawn, eagle, and pattern are yellow.

The sky-blue color of the flag symbolizes Kazakhstan to be one of the seven independent Turkish states, the peaceful sky and the unity and peace in Kazakhstan. The cloudless sky is always regarded as a symbol of goodness, and peace in all countries.

The blue color is sacred to the Turks. The blue color in the state flag indicates that Kazakhstan is a newly established and developing state. The golden sun is a sign of movement, development, life and peace. The winged steppe eagle describes freedom and independence. The “ram’s horn” embroidery on the left side of the flag symbolizes the Kazakh culture. The steppe eagle as a symbol shows the power of the state. For the people living in the steppe, the steppe eagle is the symbol of freedom, sovereignty and the struggle for future development." (source: mappr)