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Inquilab Zindabad - Hindustani for "Long Live the Revolution".
The Seal is the former seal of the British Raj with a Socialist Flower in the Center.
Does anyone have any critiques or redesign ideas?
Vermont literally translates to “green mountains.” As such, the flag depicts minimalistic green mountains with a stylized “V”
The name of my micronation is the Isle of Sandray (i know, creative)
Seen at a store that sells traditional portuguese college uniforms (A Toga) and it is a patch to put on the cape