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These colors came into place in early 1665 during slave revolts led by Francis Fabulé, a “Nég’ Marron” who fought against French colonists within the Caribbean.
These colours would be taken up again in 1801 by Jean Kina, after a slave uprising in Carbet, and in 1870, at the height of the Great South Insurrection where the rebels used red, green and black scarves or bands as rallying signals.
Credit: https://tourcrib.com/blog/en/martinique-flags-history/
| Color: | Blue, Purple, White |
| Size: | 20, 24 |
| Material: | 100% Polyester |
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