Yellow represents the sun, light, and goodness, green symbolizes the beauty of nature, freedom, and hope, and red stands for the land, courage, and the blood spilled for Lithuania. The colors of the flag also appear in clothing, URLs [dubious – discuss], and team uniforms.

In order to visually highlight the main areas of communication in Lithuania, we provide separate versions of the logo to reflect each area. These versions of the logo will make it easier to identify these areas in communication.

The Lithuania Brand Assets contains logos, brochures, fonts, roll-ups, a growing number of insightful presentations and many other useful resources.

Lithuania Brand Toolkit: photos, videos, logotypes, etc. Please read our brand language as it states important information relating the use of visual materials.

The national flag of the Republic of Lithuania is a national emblem in the form of a piece of cloth consisting of three equal horizontal coloured stripes arranged with the yellow above, the green in the middle, and the red below.

The historical national symbol of Lithuania, the double cross, is regulated in the Law on the State Coat of Arms, Other Coats of Arms and Heraldic Signs of the Republic of Lithuania. The standard of this symbol is approved by the President of the Republic of Lithuania on the proposal of the Lithuanian Heraldic Commission.

Lithuania Minor had its own symbols which predated modern Lithuanian ones: a tricolor flag dating to 1660 and an anthem by Georg Sauerwein "Lietuvininkais mes esam gimę" ("Lietuvininks we are born" 1879). Much of the region was Russified and the symbols became rare even in its Lithuanian-controlled rump.

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