The Flag of Spain features three horizontal stripes: red at the top and bottom, and a wider yellow stripe in the center. The yellow stripe is twice the height of each red stripe. The flag also includes the Coat of Arms of Spain on the left side of the yellow stripe, which represents the country's history and regions. Adopted in 1785, the flag's colors are often associated with the Spanish Empire and symbolize bravery (red) and generosity (yellow). The current design was officially established in 1981, making it a recognizable symbol of the Kingdom of Spain and its national identity.