Description
Track your travels through Kurdistan with this beautifully crafted Kurdistan Flag Map Pin. Featuring the distinctive red, white, and green tricolour design with the golden sun emblem at its centre, this pin offers a simple yet meaningful way to mark your visit to this culturally rich and historically significant region.
Known for its stunning mountain landscapes, ancient history, and warm hospitality, Kurdistan spans a region that has been home to Kurdish culture for thousands of years. Whether you’ve explored the vibrant city of Erbil, visited historic citadels and archaeological sites, discovered scenic mountain ranges, or experienced the traditions and cuisine of the Kurdish people, this pin helps turn your map into a visual story of your journeys and future adventures.
The flag of Kurdistan features three horizontal bands of red, white, and green, with a golden sun at its centre. The red symbolises courage and sacrifice, the white represents peace and equality, and the green reflects the region’s natural beauty and fertile landscapes. The golden sun, with its 21 rays, is one of the most important symbols in Kurdish culture and represents light, life, and renewal. Its striking design has become a proud emblem of Kurdish identity and heritage.
From its ancient settlements and rugged mountains to its vibrant cultural traditions, Kurdistan offers visitors a unique blend of history, natural beauty, and hospitality. The flag serves as a powerful symbol of the region’s rich heritage and enduring cultural identity.
Designed for travellers, collectors, and map enthusiasts, it blends cultural symbolism with lasting significance—perfect for building a personalised world map that reflects where you’ve been and where you’re heading next.
What’s Included:
1 x Kurdistan flag map pin
Perfect For:
Tracking your travels
Wooden world maps
Corkboards & canvas maps
Travel memory displays
Middle East travel enthusiasts
Gifts for travellers
Measurements:
Approx. 11mm x 10mm (may vary slightly)
Handmade map pin featuring the Kurdistan flag, designed to complement wooden maps and travel displays.
