Pays Rennais flag

A true flag for the Pays Rennais.

Throughout the number of breton regional flags, the Pays Rennais is one in particular.... For many years the Pays Rennais (Rennes region) has been illustrated using various coats of arms for its capital, Rennes. 
And since the 1920's numerous flags have been used to the extent it can be quoite confusing.
So since 2003, Bannieloù Breizh has attempted to pull the inhabitants of this region back on track. It seemed most appropriate to use a historic flag for this purpose. Repeatedly using similar design as the city of Rennes, (vertical, horizontal or oblique bands) the surrounding province ended up losing its own sense of  personality.  What's more, confusion with the breton flag, the Gwenn-ha-Du was on-going.

The current flag is based on the arms of Rennes municipality, with the ermine positioned in the upper band. To make it more distinctive, the band is positioned on the leading edge of the flag as is customary when creating a flag equivalent to the same banner design. The 10 ermine spots alude to the historic legislative districts within the Pays rennais: Rennes, Vitré, Fougères, Désert de Rennes, Aubigné, Châteaugiron, Bain, La Guerche, Désert de Louvigné-Coglès et Vendelais

Dimensions: 1.5 m x 1 m.
Made of: Reinforced Polyester