NEPAL FLAGProportions Guide

Nepal's national flag is the world's only non-rectangular national flag. Its two-pennon geometry is constitutionally defined, and proportions should be preserved carefully during drafting, printing, and stitching.

For institutional and ceremonial use, we recommend working from approved vector artwork and then scaling proportionally to your required finish size. Avoid visual stretching in print software, because even small distortion affects emblem placement and overall shape accuracy.

Why geometry matters for printing

Search engines and design teams both care about intent: when someone looks for “Nepal flag proportions” or “correct Nepal flag size,” they need dimensions that still look like the national emblem when scaled. We produce proofs that lock aspect ratios before we cut fabric or run sublimation, so the finished piece matches the geometry you expect at the pole or on the stand.

Authoritative reference

The definitive legal description appears in the Constitution of Nepal; Schedule 3 defines the national flag’s shape and colours. For background reading, see the English overview on Wikipedia: Flag of Nepal — always cross-check critical institutional work with the latest official text from government sources.