Fern Flag New Zealand

Fern Flag New Zealand. New Zealand The Silver Fern flag (by Kyle Lockwood) YouTube First used by New Zealand troops fighting in South Africa (1898-1902), the fern symbol continued to be used to identify New Zealand units during both world wars and subsequent conflicts Both New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) and Tourism New Zealand use the silver fern in branding to represent New Zealand products and services.

Lockwood silver fern flag, from the 2015/16 New Zealand flag referendums r/vexillology
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[1] It was voted as the preferred alternative New Zealand flag in the first of two New Zealand flag referendums in December 2015, and was used in the second flag. First used by New Zealand troops fighting in South Africa (1898-1902), the fern symbol continued to be used to identify New Zealand units during both world wars and subsequent conflicts

Lockwood silver fern flag, from the 2015/16 New Zealand flag referendums r/vexillology

The silver fern is one of the favoured symbols for a new flag First used by New Zealand troops fighting in South Africa (1898-1902), the fern symbol continued to be used to identify New Zealand units during both world wars and subsequent conflicts But being on a nation's flag deserves a background check - what is the silver fern? Close-up of the white frond-underside of a silver fern.

New zealand fern flag hires stock photography and images Alamy. Aside from being one of New Zealand's icons, the silver fern is a real plant The silver fern is one of the favoured symbols for a new flag

false. Looking for a beautiful silver fern to show your New Zealand credentials for your business, institution, or sports team? get your licence here ©2000-2025 Kyle Lockwood, Director, Architecture Ltd T/A Silver Fern Flag, incorporated in 2006. The blue background in the design evokes the surrounding ocean of the Pacific region while the silver fern honors the country's traditional Maori culture.