South Korean Flag - Hi Vis
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The flag of South Korea—the Taegukgi—is one of the most philosophically rich national flags in the world. Adopted in 1882 and modified to its current form in 1949, it features a white field representing peace and purity, a central red-and-blue yin-yang symbol (the Taeguk) representing cosmic balance, and four black trigrams from the I Ching in each corner representing heaven, earth, water, and fire. Together, the elements express the Korean vision of a harmonious universe in constant motion. The flag draws from Confucian, Taoist, and Neo-Confucian philosophy, embedding cosmological meaning into national identity. South Korea's flag is less a political statement than a philosophical one—it speaks not of borders or battles but of the fundamental forces that govern existence. It's a flag that thinks as much as it symbolizes.
Sizing
3.5 x 2 inches
Features
Hi Vis Reflective
Our prismatic reflective materials meet stringent standards required by both land and marine transportation industries. With very minimal light, colours appear clearly, and vibrantly at long distances, much like the reflectors on emergency vehicles, and road signs. This material will also reflect infrared (IR) light spectrums, commonly used in aerial imaging systems. This is the best choice to keep you safe where visibility is of the upmost importance.
Velcro Hook Backing
This patch is backed with Hook (the hard side) Velcro style fastener to attach to all of your gear.
UV Resistant
Layered with special UV Protectants and stabilizers that help ensure maximum lifespan, even in direct sunlight
IR Reflective
Pro IR is a must when conspicuity is required. With a matte black finish, the material offers no reflection unless viewed under illuminated Infrared. It will not reflect from light sources like headlights or flashlights.
Package Contents
Patch
This patch will ship on or before October 6
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