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The Flag of Frisia (Dutch: Friese vlag) is a distinctive regional banner associated with Friesland, characterized by a bold yellow field divided by a central Nordic-style cross in white, outlined in deep blue. In each of the four quarters, the flag features a stylized red heart-like emblem, derived from the traditional pompeblêden (water lily leaves), a historic symbol of the Frisian people. This modernized interpretation emphasizes symmetry and clarity, blending traditional Frisian iconography with the recognizable cross motif commonly found in Nordic and Northern European vexillology.

Historically, the original Frisian flag dates back to the Middle Ages and features diagonal blue and white stripes with seven red pompeblêden, symbolizing the medieval Frisian lands. This reinterpretation replaces the diagonal stripes with a cross layout, possibly reflecting broader Scandinavian influences or a desire for a more heraldic and structured composition. While not an official variant, such designs are often created in contemporary vexillological practice to explore regional identity through alternative visual frameworks, maintaining core symbolic elements while adapting the layout for modern or aesthetic purposes.