KKTC Bayrak Logo

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KKTC Bayrak logo

About KKTC Bayrak

A rectangular white field bearing a bold red crescent open to the right and a red five-pointed star to the right of the crescent, placed centrally between two horizontal red bands. Thin red stripes run close to the top and bottom edges of the white field, creating a framed, symmetrical composition.

The design is flat and two-toned (red on white) with a narrow dark outer border visible in the image crop. No text or additional symbols are present.

What's in it: crescent star

Shapes: rectangle horizontal stripes crescent five-pointed star

Style: national heraldic flat minimalist two-colour

Crescent and five-point star motif commonly associated with Turkish and Islamic heraldry; the red-on-white treatment and horizontal stripes visually link the design to Turkish national symbolism.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Red

#E30A17 · primary

White

#FFFFFF · primary

Dark gray (border)

#2B2B2B · accent

KKTC Bayrak Logo History

This is the flag used by the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (KKTC). Its design (red crescent and star on a white field with two red horizontal stripes) was adopted after the declaration of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in 1983 and intentionally echoes the Turkish national flag with reversed colours and added stripes.

Frequently asked

What flag is this?

The flag of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (KKTC).

What do the symbols represent?

The red crescent and star echo symbols used in Turkish national imagery; the two red stripes and white field differentiate this flag specifically for Northern Cyprus.