Flag of Ornesse

Flag of the State of Norton
Name	Drapeau de l'État de Norton
Use	Civil flag and ensign
Proportion	15:22
Adopted	2 November 2023
Design	A tricolour of green, red and green, charged in the centre with a black five pointed star in a gold disc.
	State flag of Norton
Use	State flag and ensign
Proportion	15:22
Adopted	2 November 2023
Design	The civil flag of Norton, charged with the national emblem in the first green bar, hoist side.
	Flag of the People's Democratic National Party of Norton
Use	Other
Proportion	3:5
Design	Plain red banner, with the canton consisting of the PDNP emblem.

The flag of the Saruit Republic is a tricolour banner consisting of horizontal stripes of red, white, and green, adorned with two yellow five-pointed stars in the central white stripe. It was formally adopted following the establishment of the Saruit Republic and has since become a powerful symbol of national pride, unity, and identity. The flag’s carefully chosen colours and motifs encapsulate the values and aspirations of the Saruit people, reflecting their heritage and vision for the future.

Design and Symbolism

The flag is divided into three horizontal bands of equal size:

Red (top): The red stripe represents the courage, resilience, and sacrifices of the nation’s people, particularly in their struggle for independence and self-determination. It also signifies the strength and determination required to defend the republic and uphold its sovereignty.
White (middle): The white stripe symbolises peace, unity, and the purity of the nation’s ideals. It is a reminder of the commitment to harmony within the diverse fabric of the Saruit Republic. Two yellow stars are positioned equidistantly within the white band, signifying the core values of hope and progress. The stars also represent the aspirations of the citizens to achieve greatness while ensuring equality and fairness for all.
Green (bottom): The green stripe signifies the natural wealth and agricultural abundance of the Saruit Republic, as well as its commitment to environmental sustainability and stewardship. The colour reflects the verdant landscapes and natural beauty of the country.