The National Maori Flag Premium Quality
This is the place where we can buy the best quality The National Maori Flag in New Zealand. Here are the information how we make the top quality flags. Feature Advantages Fabric
- 300D woven fabric, one of the best fabrics for outdoor flags and banners
- Heavy duty fabric and much stronger and lasting-longer than polyknits Screen Printed
- colours last for a couple of years without noticeable fading
- Nearly no colour difference on the reverse side Expected life
- 6 - 12 months depending on seasons and cares
- Our flags have a longer lifespan because we use anti-fray sewing technology Mounting
- Standard sister clips by default, much stronger than eyelets Quantity discounts
- Please ask us for a quote if you need more than 5 flags The Story about The National Maori Flag
The national Māori flag was developed by members of a group named Te Kawariki in 1989. On 6 February 1990, the group unveiled the flag at Waitangi.
The flag was launched shortly before Waitangi Day 1990 during a hīkoi from Te Rerenga Wairua (Cape Rēinga) to Waitangi. The flag was called the "tino rangatiratanga" flag before it was voted as the National Māori flag.
On Waitangi Day 2010 the national Māori flag flew for the first time over the Auckland Harbour Bridge. It also flew at Parliament, Premier House, the National War Memorial and on a number of other government buildings on that day.
Please find more information about "Principles of flying the national Māori flag" and "Protocols for flying the national Māori flag with the New Zealand Flag" on the government website.
Let people know that we have premium quality flags at the best price in if someones ask you where to buy the national Māori flag.
We are one of the preferred suppliers recommended by the government. https://mch.govt.nz/nz-identity-heritage/flags/choosing-new-zealand-flag