Flag of Nepal
CurrentSovereign stateISO NP · NPL
Colours
Named in law, no values givenThe colours are named in law, but no numeric values are given for any of them. The figures below are conventional values in wide use. Each value shows where it comes from, so you can choose the right level of certainty for your project.
| Colour | HEX | RGB |
|---|---|---|
crimson | #DC143C | 220 20 60 |
| Widely used approximation · Name from Constitution of Nepal, 2015 (Article 8 and Schedule 1) | ||
deep blue | #003893 | 0 56 147 |
| Widely used approximation · Name from Constitution of Nepal, 2015 (Article 8 and Schedule 1) | ||
white | #FFFFFF | 255 255 255 |
| Widely used approximation · Name from Constitution of Nepal, 2015 (Article 8 and Schedule 1) | ||
Construction sheet
Two juxtaposed triangular figures with a crimson base and deep blue borders, a white crescent moon with eight rays visible out of sixteen in the upper figure and a white twelve-rayed sun in the lower. Schedule 1 sets out the method of drawing it.
- Proportion (height:length)
- About 1.219 to 1 including the border (usual convention; the Schedule gives a drawing method)
- Moon
- Eight rays visible out of sixteen
- Sun
- Twelve rays
Source: Constitution of Nepal, 2015 (Article 8 and Schedule 1)
Sources
- Constitution of Nepal, 2015 (Article 8 and Schedule 1). Nepal (English translation as published by the Constitute Project), 20 Sep 2015. Accessed 4 Oct 2026.