Haluzice

About the place: Haluzice is a small Wallachian village and municipality in the Zlín District, Zlín Region, Czech Republic, situated in the Vizovice Highlands at an altitude of 506 m above sea level and surrounded by dense forests. Its main landmark is a heritage-protected hexagonal log belfry.

Flag Description: Haluzice is a small Wallachian upland municipality in the Zlín District, Zlín Region, Czech Republic, situated in the foothills of the Vizovice Highlands near the northern border of the White Carpathians Protected Landscape Area, about 7 km west of Valašské Klobouky. The village maintains a quiet agricultural and pastoral character amid rugged, heavily forested terrain at an elevation of around 506 m above sea level.

Symbolism: The golden bell commemorates the village's principal historical landmark – a heritage-listed 19th-century hexagonal timbered belfry situated on the village green. The white (silver) wolf hook (cramp) is derived from the ancestral arms of the Counts of Waldorf, who held the Brumov II estate centered on Haluzice during the 18th century. Green symbolizes the surrounding Wallachian forests and pastures, while yellow/gold reflects agricultural heritage and the bronze/brass of the bell.