Bisexual Pride Flag
The bisexual pride flag: pink, purple and blue, designed by Michael Page in 1998. At 90cm x 150cm it is made for a wall, window, balcony or flagpole, or for wearing as a cape at a parade or Pride. Stitched water-resistant polyester with two grommets for rope, posted from New Zealand.
Bisexual Pride Flag
The flag for bi people, and for everyone who has ever been told to pick a side. At 90cm x 150cm it is big enough to cover a bedroom wall, fill a window or fly from a balcony, and it makes a great cape for a parade or Pride. 😉
The bisexual flag was created by activist Michael Page, using a colour palette designed by Liz Nania, to give the bi community a symbol of its own and more visibility, both in society and within the LGBTQ community. It was first unveiled on 5 December 1998, at the BiCafe’s first anniversary party.
The pink stripe represents attraction to the same sex, the blue stripe attraction to the opposite sex, and the purple, where the two overlap, attraction to both.
Source: Wikipedia: Bisexual flag
A quality stitched flag with two side grommets (that’s the term apparently!), so you can tie it to a flagpole or hang it with rope. Made from water-resistant polyester.
For every day, there is a matching Bisexual Pride Flag Pin and a woven bisexual lanyard. If pink, yellow and blue is more you, have a look at the Pansexual Pride Flag.
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Bisexual Pride Flag
