The flag of Latvia features a striking crimson field with a horizontal white stripe, representing the nation’s struggle for independence. Its origins trace back to the 13th century, symbolizing courage and the strength of the Latvian people. The colors reflect the blood shed in battles for freedom, while the white signifies peace and hope. Adopted officially in 1922, it has become a powerful emblem of national identity, resilience, and unity among Latvians, evoking pride in their rich history and culture.