File:NZ flag design Wa kainga Home by Studio Alexander.svg

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English: Wā kāinga/Home: The white diagonal shape is representative of the Maihi (Māori meeting house). Symbolic of the coming together of all three influences Maori, Colonial past, multicultural future. The red triangle represents our Māori heritage. The use of red, black and white references Tino Rangatiratanga. The blue triangle represents our British heritage, bordering a white diagonal line symbolising the Union Jack. The black triangle is offering up strength and optimism in a national context as well as being symbolic of our mountainous landscape.
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Source Traced from the design gallery
Author Grant Alexander (principal), Alice Murray, Thomas Lawlor, Jared McDowel; suggested by Studio Alexander
Other versions File:Studio Alexander's New Zealand flag proposal.svg

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