Flag of Africa Juneteenth Head Wrap

This stunning head wrap is made with premium African wax fabric. There are many ways to wear and tie it so you’ll be able to achieve the perfect look for you.

Sometimes known as the Afro-American flag, the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African (UNIA) flag, the Black Liberation Flag, the Marcus Garvey flag, and other names, the Pan-African flag is made up of three colors. The three colors, red, green, and black, are in equally-sized horizontal bands with red at the top and green at the bottom. UNIA and African Communities League (UNIA-ACL) officially adopted the flag on August 13, 1920, in New York City’s Madison Square Garden. Since its adoption, a number of nations in Africa and organizations all over the world have used the original design to make their own variations of the flag.

The three colors of the UNIA flag, which was started by Marcus Garvey, have a symbolic meaning. The red color is used to show the blood that is responsible for the unity of all Africans regardless of geographical location. The black, unsurprisingly, is representative of the black skin color of Africans while the lush and rich motherland of Africa is depicted by the green.

It can also be worn as a scarf, shawl, or sash. Earrings shown are 3” round. Please note, due to the cut of the fabric and size selected, earrings may differ slightly.

*********The 2” inch earrings will not have the flag of Africa on it due to the design scale of the fabric.

- 100% Cotton
- Head Wrap Measures approximately 70” long x 22” wide

Care Recommendations:
- Wash w/ cold water on gentle cycle
- Use Mild Detergents
- Do not bleach