Mount Athos Flag — Greek Orthodox Double-Headed Eagle

This double-headed eagle flag features one of the most recognizable symbols of Byzantine tradition: the two-headed eagle, used today as a banner by the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople and the monasteries of Mount Athos. This is not the Greek national flag (with the blue-and-white cross), but a distinct ecclesiastical and Byzantine symbol specific to Greek Orthodox tradition.

Made from durable polyester, this flag suits both indoor and outdoor use while keeping its colors over time. The printed fabric stays solid through repeated handling.

Available in two sizes — 60 x 90 cm or 90 x 150 cm — it adapts to different spaces: an indoor wall, a prayer corner, a balcony, or an entryway. The larger size suits outdoor display or a spacious wall especially well, while the compact size fits smaller spaces, such as a home altar.

Designed to be hung using hooks or string, it requires no pole or special mounting. Simple to install, whether for occasional or permanent display.

Lightweight and easy to store, this flag suits both indoor decor and display during a religious feast or a community event tied to Greek Orthodox tradition.

This decorative item with religious and historical significance suits those looking to honor Byzantine heritage and the tradition of Mount Athos through a strong, recognizable symbol.