Nagykónyi

About the place: Nagykónyi is a village in southern Hungary, located within the Tolna County in the Tamási District. It is situated in a gently rolling landscape southeast of Lake Balaton.

Flag Description: The flag is designed as a vertical banner featuring a wide central white field flanked by narrow vertical stripes—red on the viewer's left and blue on the viewer's right. The upper portion of the white field displays the full coat of arms of the municipality, complete with a helmet, crest, and blue-gold and red-silver mantling. The shield contains a red bend charged with three golden fish, accompanied by a grapevine with grapes growing from a crown above, and a red bird holding a sabre below. Beneath the coat of arms, the name 'NAGYKÓNYI' is written in an arched grey font.

Symbolism: The colors of the flag correspond to Hungarian traditions and elements from the municipal coat of arms. The emblem reflects the agricultural and natural character of the village: the grapevine symbolizes local viticulture, the fish denote nearby waterways and fishing, while the red bird holding a sabre along with the helmet reflects historical events and military traditions of the region.