Ládbesenyő

About the place: Ládbesenyő is a small village located in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county in northeastern Hungary. It lies in a hilly landscape near the town of Edelény.

Flag Description: The flag consists of a vertical white field bearing the full municipal coat of arms in its upper half. The shield is blue with a green triple mount at the base, featuring three golden ears of wheat growing on the left (viewer's perspective) and a golden grapevine with two bunches of grapes and a leaf on the right. Above the shield rests a silver helmet surmounted by a crest featuring a silver gryphon holding a sabre in its right claw and an open book in its left. Red and silver mantling surrounds the shield, with a golden ribbon underneath bearing the inscription 'LÁDBESENYŐ' in black capital letters.

Symbolism: The ears of wheat and the grapevine on a green triple mount symbolize the agricultural traditions, soil fertility, and viticulture of the village. The gryphon holding a sabre represents courage and the defense of the homeland, while the open book highlights education and spiritual values. The white field of the flag signifies purity and peace.