Solid Field with Centered Emblem

Minimalist flags consisting of a single primary geometric symbol—such as a sun/moon disc or couped cross—on an unstriped solid field (Japan, Bangladesh, Palau, Switzerland).

Some flags in this family place the emblem at the exact geometric center (Japan, Switzerland), while others offset the disc slightly toward the hoist (Bangladesh, Palau) for optical centering in wind.

Flags using the centered emblem layout (4)

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  Japan2:3 · centeredDisc diameter is exactly 3/5 of the vertical hoist height, centered both horizontally and vertically.
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  Bangladesh3:5 · centeredLength to width is 10:6 (3:5). The red disc has a radius of 1/5 of the flag length, centered at 9/20 of the length from the hoist so it appears optically centered when flying.
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  Palau5:8 · centeredWidth-to-length ratio 5:8; golden disc diameter is 3/5 of hoist height, offset slightly toward the hoist (7/16 of length).
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  Switzerland1:1 · centeredSquare 1:1 field (32×32 units); centered white Greek cross whose four arms are 1/6 longer than their width (7:6 arm ratio).

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