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If you want a lesbian pride flag that uses one of the oldest sapphic symbols, the Double Venus Pride Flag puts two linked Venus (female) signs over rainbow stripes, as pictured. At 3' x 5' it's big enough to fly outside a home, hang behind a stage or drape over a balcony during Pride month and beyond.
The Venus sign, a circle with a small cross below it, stands for the female sex in science and astrology. Join two of them and you get a mark lesbians have used for decades on badges, posters and tattoos. Paired with the rainbow, the flag reads as part of the wider queer community while naming women who love women specifically. Some people prefer the newer striped lesbian flags; others like that this one needs no explanation.
The polyester fabric is dye-sublimated, meaning the dye is set into the fibres instead of printed on the surface. One side is printed and the colour comes through, so from behind you'll see the design mirrored. A sturdy header tape runs down the pole side with two metal grommets, all edges are double-stitched, and the free end carries four rows of stitching where wind does the most damage.
On a house bracket, clip the grommets to the pole rings. For a dorm, office or bedroom wall, hang it from two hooks and let it fall flat. At a march, cord through the grommets lets you tie it to a pole or a pair of friends. If it lives outside, bring it in for storms to keep the fly edge neat.
Looking for a different take? Compare the Lesbian Labrys flag and the Lipstick Lesbian flag, or browse our LGBTQ+ Pride collection.
Helpful answers about Double Venus Pride Flag – 3' x 5' Polyester.
Two interlocked Venus signs are a long-used symbol for lesbians and women who love women. Set over rainbow stripes, it connects that identity to the wider LGBTQ+ community, so it works as both a personal and a community flag.
It's a matter of taste. The Double Venus is instantly recognisable and needs no explanation. The Labrys flag has a more political history, and the striped lesbian flags are the newer, colour-coded designs many younger people use.
It fits most bedroom walls above a bed or desk with room to spare. If your space is tight, fold the header side under slightly or hang it portrait-style from the two grommets; the symbols still read clearly.
Dye-sublimated polyester holds colour better than surface-printed fabric, but any flag in strong sun all season will soften over time. Rotating it indoors now and then, and taking it in during storms, keeps it looking fresh longer.
No, it's the flag only, with a header tape and two metal grommets. Those fit standard house-mounted poles, cord, zip ties or wall hooks, so you can choose whatever mounting suits the spot.
Yes, in reverse. It's printed on one side and the dye passes through the fabric, so from behind the Venus symbols appear mirrored. That's how most single-layer display flags are made.