The flag of Georgia features a striking design of a white field with a large red cross that extends to the edges, symbolizing the St. George's Cross. In the four quadrants created by the cross, there are four smaller red crosses, known as the Bolnur-Katskhuri crosses. This design, adopted in 2004, reflects Georgia's deep-rooted Christian heritage and represents the country's national identity and unity. The combination of the red and white colors signifies courage, bravery, and peace. This flag is an emblem of pride and cultural significance for Georgians, making it a meaningful addition to any collection.
