Unlike most other nation-states, Paganistan has two national flags.
(Paganistan being, of course, not so much a state as a state of mind.)
No doubt you've seen it: Tower, gray, on a field of (from the top down) blue, yellow, green.
The tower, of course, references Paganistan's iconic “Witch's Hat” tower, which graces the Water City's highest point. Witch hat aside, Dion Fortune once remarked that “the standing tower is one of the symbols of the Old Gods.”
For this reason, of course, the flag is proudly known to Paganistanis as the “Witchtower.”
As for the field, well, no pagan needs to have that explained. Blue, yellow, green: Sky, Sun, Earth.
That's the Summer Witchtower, which flies from Beltane to Samhain.
Then, of course, there's the Winter flag, flown from Samhain to Beltane: Standing tower, gray, on a field of blue, yellow, and white.
Mon pays, ce n'est pas un pays, wrote Québécois poet Jacques Trembley, C'est un hiver.
My country is not a country: it's a winter.