Kansas State Flags

The state seal of Kansas, shown in the middle of the flag, shows activity during early pioneering days.  Covered wagons are moving west, a farmer plows his field, a steamboat is sailing on the Kansas river and Indians are hunting buffalo.  The thirty-four stars represent Kansas as the thirty-fourth state to join the union.  There is also a sunflower because Kansas is known as the "Sunflower State".

Kansas state flags are made in America of durable 100% SolarMax nylon, the strongest and most fade-resistant nylon material available.