Celebrate Armenia Independence Day
Armenia celebrates Independence Day on September 21, marking the 1991 referendum that confirmed the country’s independence from the Soviet Union. For Armenians at home and throughout the global diaspora, the day is an opportunity to celebrate culture, family, language and national identity.
What does the Armenian flag mean?
Armenia’s national flag is a horizontal tricolor of red, blue and orange. The colors are closely associated with Armenian identity: red reflects the Armenian highlands and the struggle for survival and freedom, blue represents the desire to live beneath peaceful skies, and orange represents the creativity and hard work of the Armenian people.
Armenian heritage around the world
Large Armenian communities have built lives across the United States, France, Russia, Lebanon, Canada and many other countries. For multicultural families, both Armenia and the place they now call home can be important parts of the same story.
That makes combinations such as Armenia + USA, Armenia + France, Armenia + Lebanon or Armenia + Canada meaningful ways to represent family connections across generations.
Create your own Armenia combination
Use 2in1Flags to start with Armenia and add the second country, culture, community or personal design that represents you.
Two identities. One story. One flag.