Gyarmat

About the place: Gyarmat is a village in northwestern Hungary, located in Győr-Moson-Sopron County near the town of Tét. It lies in a fertile agricultural landscape with a rich history and winemaking tradition.

Flag Description: A white field flag bordered on the top and bottom edges with a wolf-tooth pattern (triangles). The upper wolf teeth are blue, while the lower ones are green. Centered on the flag is the municipal coat of arms, surmounted by the black uppercase inscription 'GYARMAT'. The shield is per fess, with the chief per pale. The upper left field (viewer's left) is blue with a loaf of bread and three golden wheat ears behind it. The upper right field is blue with a green bunch of grapes with a leaf. The lower green field features a silver and black plow.

Symbolism: The elements on the flag and coat of arms reflect the agricultural heritage of the village. The ears of wheat and loaf of bread symbolize fertility and baking, the bunch of grapes represents local viticulture, and the plow in the lower field stands for farming and hard work.