The Fryslân flag is the official flag of the province of Fryslân in the Netherlands. It features a blue field with a white stripe running horizontally across the center, adorned with seven red pommels, which represent the seven historical regions of Fryslân. The flag's design symbolizes the province's rich cultural heritage and identity. Adopted in 1958, the Fryslân flag is often displayed during local festivals and events, showcasing the pride of the Frisian people. The flag is recognized as a symbol of regional autonomy and is used to promote the Frisian language and culture within the broader context of the Netherlands.