Cumbria flag (as of 2025) magnet

The design is a beautiful piece of modern heraldry that draws deeply from the natural landscape and historic symbols of the region. The flag is divided horizontally into two sections: the top half is a vibrant green, representing the lush fells, forests, and valleys of the Lake District, while the bottom half consists of alternating blue and white wavy lines, symbolising the county's famous lakes and its long coastline along the Irish Sea. Layered over this scenic background are three distinct symbols. In the centre, a white Parnassus flower (Grass of Parnassus) blooms, a flower famously associated with the marshy uplands of Cumbria. It is flanked by two golden sheaves of wheat (garbs), representing the rich agricultural heritage of the Eden Valley and the Solway Plain. This flag replaces older heraldic banners with a unified symbol of Cumbrian identity, making this magnet a perfect keepsake for residents of Carlisle, Kendal, and Keswick, or for anyone who holds a special place in their heart for the beauty of the English Lakes.