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(Violet flower): traditional symbol of Sapphic love

(Violet flower): traditional symbol of Sapphic love

(Violet flower): traditional symbol of Sapphic love

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About

The Sapphic flag was designed by lesbeux-moved on August 14, 2015 and uploaded to Tumblr.

It features two pink stripes at the top and bottom symbolising love, and in the centre is a violet – a historical symbol of Sapphic love. The original design featured the violet in somewhat more detail, but was simplified into the present in June, 2017 by Tumblr user pride-color-schemes, to make the flag more easy to replicate.

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Originally published: 11th June, 2021
Last modified: 14th February, 2022

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