Description

The Cook Islands table top desk flag features a distinctive design that represents the Cook Islands, a self-governing territory in free association with New Zealand. The flag consists of a dark blue background with a central circle.

Inside the circle, there are fifteen white stars arranged in a pattern that resembles the constellation of the Southern Cross. The stars represent the fifteen islands that make up the Cook Islands. The Southern Cross is a prominent constellation visible in the southern hemisphere and holds cultural significance for the region.

The dark blue color of the flag represents the ocean surrounding the Cook Islands. It symbolizes the vastness of the Pacific Ocean and the connection of the Cook Islands to the maritime environment.

The Cook Islands table top desk flag is a representation of the national flag of the Cook Islands. It reflects the island nation’s identity, culture, and relationship with New Zealand as a self-governing territory.