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The flag "Nil inultum remanebit", which in Latin means "Nothing will go unpunished".
The flag is made of gabardine fabric and has two metal hanging grommets in the upper part. The perimeter of the cloth has a reinforced tape and is stitched with double stitching. The print is sublimation printed on one side of the flag.
The canvas depicts Baphomet sitting on orc skulls. The print references an image of Baphomet by Eliphas Levi. Baphomet's goat-like head represents the ancient Greek god Pan, the god of nature, sexuality and fertility. The pentagram, as interpreted by the pagans, signifies the imperative of the soul's dominion over the body. The torch on Baphomet's head symbolizes the flame of the mind, bringing the light of universal balance into the world. Unlike Levy's original painting, Baphomet on the flag holds an artillery shell in his hand and sits on orc skulls.
The flag symbolizes the victory of the Ukrainian people, whose roots go back to the times of ancient paganism of the pre-Christian era, over the dark invasion of the rashists.
Specifications
Material: gabardine
Fastening: 2 grommets
Printing type: one-sided, sublimation
Overall dimensions: 90 x 140 cm / 35 x 55 in