“Lever duad üs Slaaw” Coat of arms flag – Frisian freedom made visible

A symbol of identity, courage, and self-determination.
The "Lever duad üs Slaaw" (Frisian: Better dead than a slave ) coat of arms is a powerful symbol of freedom, independence, and cultural dignity . The saying originated in the Middle Ages and was revived in the 19th century on the Frisian North Sea coast. Today, it represents Frisian identity, resistance against oppression , and deep-rooted patriotism – in Germany as well as in the Netherlands.

The traditional coat of arms motif gives this flag a special depth and makes it a statement for culture, history and freedom .

Product details:

• Size: [e.g. 90x150 cm]
• Design: Frisian motto "Lever duad üs Slaaw" with historical coat of arms
• Colors: Bold & symbolic – with a clear cultural reference
• Material: High-quality, weatherproof polyester – UV-resistant and durable
• Construction: Double safety seam for high stability
• Attachment: Two sturdy rope loops – ideal for masts, balconies, terraces or indoor spaces

Who is this flag made for?

• For Frisians, Sylt fans, coastal residents & those interested in cultural history
• For all those who want to make a visible statement for freedom and origin
• As a gift, collector's item, or decorative expression of North German history

Note: Flagpole not included. Compatible with all standard flagpoles and wall mounts.

Order online now and show your love for the North.