About the Hamétik flag

This is the Hamétik language flag.

The Hamétik language flag has a 4:3 proportion, with three horizontal bars of equal height. The top one is a purple of #CC81FC hex code, the middle one is a cyan/blue #95FEFF, the bottom one is a green #79CFA1. There is also an anthropomorphic symbol in the middle of the cyan stripe in pure black #000000.

The green stripe symbolizes the earth and the land, the cyan/blue one symbolizes the sky, the air, and the atmosphere, and the purple stripe symbolizes the cosmos, spirituality, mysticism, and the unknown. The black symbol in the middle represents a human, with its feet stepping in the green land and the hands holding the spiritual purple, as if trying to reach the mystic realm, while existing and breathing the air in the blue sky.

The human figure is composed of a round head, a line for the neck, and the upper and lower limbs are a juxtaposition of semicircles and straight lines. The curved semicircles represent the voiced consonants ("bouba-ish", thus rounded), and the straight lines represent the voiceless consonants ("kiki-ish", thus straight). The circular head and the straight line of the neck represent the vowels (a rounded and an unrounded one).

Design elements present in the flag: emblem/symbol, fesses (horizontal bars)