Our 5x8' Bhutan international flags are made from high grade nylon material. The nylon is manufactured to withstand the elements. Each flag is fully dyed for great ink penetration and finished with a standard canvas heading and brass grommets. The two diagonal halves of the flag of Bhutan, adopted in 1969, are saffron yellow in the upper left and orange in the lower right. Along the diagonal of the flag is a dragon with jewels in its claws, symbolizing wealth and the people protecting the nation. The dragon, which represents Druk, the Tibetan name for the kingdom of Bhutan, is white to symbolize purity. The colors reflect the secular and spiritual authority of the dynasty.