The Flag of Lule people refers to a symbol representing the cultural identity of the Lule Sami, one of the indigenous peoples of Sápmi, which encompasses parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia. This flag is not universally recognized or officially adopted by all Lule Sami communities, as their recognition and representation can vary across different regions. The design of the flag often includes geometric patterns or elements symbolizing aspects significant to the Lule Sami culture, such as the reindeer herding tradition. The exact symbols and their interpretations may differ among individual communities, reflecting the unique heritage and traditions within the Lule Sami society.
