South Korea Flag Coloring Page
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South Korea Flag Coloring Pages
Choose a plain South Korean flag or a scene with a desk, flowers, a school or mountains. Follow the red and blue curves and keep the gaps between the black bars white.
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Coloring Pages
Choose a plain flag or a scene
Choose the plain flag to focus on its symbols, or a scene for more areas to color. Find the other pictures in the gallery above; open any picture to download, print or save a PDF.
South Korea Flag Coloring Page
The plain flag keeps attention on its symbols. Use it for comparing flags; the country name is printed in English.
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South Korean flag on a desk
The desk scene adds familiar objects. Color the flag first, then choose your own colors for the objects.
South Korean flag on a desk →Color the taegeuk and four trigrams
This example colors only the flag. The numbered marks identify sample areas; apply the same rule to matching areas elsewhere. Leave the surroundings white for this exercise, or color them freely afterwards.
Flag-color example
- 1. Red — upper curved area
- 2. Blue — lower curved area
- 3. Black — the four groups of bars
- 4. White — background and gaps
- Follow the curved dividing line and fill the upper part of the circle red.
- Fill the lower curved part blue without covering the red area.
- Color the outlined bars black. Keep every break in a bar open; the four groups are different.
- Leave the flag background and all gaps between bars white. The paper provides the white.
Check red above blue, four distinct groups of black bars and clear white gaps. The desk and other surroundings may stay uncolored.
Check the colors, then print
South Korea's Taegeukgi has a red-and-blue taegeuk on white and four black trigrams. Their solid and broken bars differ: do not fill across the breaks or make all four groups identical.
Print one picture per A4 or Letter sheet. Check the preview and use colored pencils for the narrow bars, stars and white borders; leave the white areas as paper.
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Print one picture per A4 or Letter sheet. Check the preview and use colored pencils for the narrow bars, stars and white borders; leave the white areas as paper.