Fityeház

About the place: Fityeház is a small village located in Zala County in southwestern Hungary, near the border with Croatia. It is known for its Croatian minority population and quiet rural setting.

Flag Description: The flag consists of three vertical stripes of green, white, and green, with the central white stripe being wider. The village coat of arms is placed in the center of the white stripe. The shield features a gold border and is divided diagonally by a blue wavy bend. The upper sinister section depicts a red and silver chequy field, while the lower green section displays a golden oak branch with leaves and an acorn. Below the shield, a golden ribbon bears the inscriptions 'Fićehaz' and 'Fityeház'.

Symbolism: The red and silver chequy pattern in the upper portion of the shield symbolizes the village's Croatian heritage and minority culture. The blue wavy line represents the local stream and waterways. The green field together with the golden oak branch reflects the surrounding nature, forests, and agricultural landscape. The ribbon below displays the municipality's name in both Croatian (Fićehaz) and Hungarian (Fityeház).