Basque Tables

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Ikurriña

Red ground, white cross over a green saltire. Designed in 1894; flown over American Basque clubs since long before it was legal at home.

Funerary stele with the basque flag (ikurrina) in the old cemetery of the church Saint-Étienne in Espelette (Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France).
Funerary stele with the basque flag (ikurrina) in the old cemetery of the church Saint-Étienne in Espelette (Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France).
Tangopaso · Public domain · Commons
Root
ikur + -iña — the flag (Euskara)tradition

Pictures

Ikurrina or Basque Flag in Town Hall of Andoain, 1977ko urtarrila
Ikurrina or Basque Flag in Town Hall of Andoain, 1977ko urtarrila
Lasarte familia. Gure Gipuzkoa. · CC BY 4.0 · Commons
Ikurriña en Getaria
Ikurriña en Getaria
Artistosteles · CC BY 4.0 · Commons

Kin

Funerary stele with the basque flag (ikurrina) in the old cemetery of the church Saint-Étienne in Espelette (Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France).Zazpiak Batwordthe motto that travels with itJoaldun is a traditional carnival character the the Basque Country that wears fur and cow bells to ward off evil.Jaialdieventwhere it fills a street in Boise

Sources

Record provenance: tradition · confidence medium · updated 2026-09-16