The Saskatchewan flag is divided parallel into two parts, one green, and the other gold. The green portion represents the northern-forested areas of the province and the gold shown here, symbolizes the southern grain field areas. The shield of arms of the Province of Saskatchewan is in the upper corner near the staff, and the western red lily, which is the provincial floral emblem, is positioned on the other half of the flag. This image is painted with delicate enamel and then set onto stainless steel, to guarantee a great piece for you to own.
