How to Draw the Grenada Flag: Land 5:3 Ratio, Sea 2:1 Ratio & Seven Stars
A practical construction guide for Grenada’s red border, triangular center field, seven stars and nutmeg symbol.
1. Choose the correct proportion
For a land flag, make the width-to-height relationship 5:3. For a maritime version, use 2:1.
2. Create the red border
Build a broad red frame around the central field. The top and bottom sections each contain three gold five-pointed stars.
3. Divide the center diagonally
The inner field is divided into alternating green and yellow triangular areas meeting around the center.
4. Add the central star
Place a red disc at the center with a single gold five-pointed star. Together with the six border stars, this gives a total of seven.
5. Add the nutmeg
Place the stylized nutmeg near the hoist inside the left green section. It should remain clearly separated from the border.
FAQ
What is the Grenada flag ratio?
5:3 on land and 2:1 at sea.
How many stars are on the flag?
Seven gold stars.
Where does the nutmeg go?
Near the hoist in the left green triangular section.
