Flag– Meghalaya Taekwondo School

 

The flag of the Meghalaya Taekwondo School features a bold and dynamic design that represents the spirit of martial arts, discipline, and strength.

• Background:
  The flag is divided into two sweeping sections – the upper half in red and the lower half in blue, reflecting the traditional Taekwondo colors of energy, balance, and harmony.

• Central Emblem:
  At the heart of the flag is the official school logo, encircled with the words “MEGHALAYA TAE-KWON-DO SCHOOL – HQ SHILLONG (ESTD. 2006)”.

  • Inside the emblem, two Taekwondo athletes in combat gear are shown performing dynamic kicks against a red-and-blue yin-yang backdrop, symbolizing action, balance, and martial discipline.

  • Above the circle, a golden eagle spreads its wings, symbolizing strength, focus, and freedom.

  • The emblem is flanked on both sides by golden laurel branches, representing honor, victory, and excellence.

  • A yellow ribbon at the bottom carries the Korean word 태권도 (Taekwondo).

• Text Elements:
  Below the emblem, the school’s name “MEGHALAYA TAEKWONDO SCHOOL” is boldly displayed in white capital letters.
  Beneath it, the Korean characters “태권도” reinforce the school’s identity and connection to Taekwondo’s roots.

• Symbolism:

  • Red & Blue: Energy, discipline, and harmony.

  • Eagle: Vision, courage, and leadership.

  • Laurels: Achievement and respect.

  • Taekwondo Fighters: Dedication to martial arts training and competition.

This flag embodies the school’s motto of discipline, strength, and cultural pride, making it a powerful representation of the Meghalaya Taekwondo School.

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