The intention behind this design was to create a simple, bold tricolor, with a contemporary approach to traditional vexillological (relating to the study of flags) elements from the original “Pi” flag. It takes the best of the original flag, including its color symbolism, and improves on those elements of the Pi flag which alienated viewers. A chevron points toward the opposite end of the flag, a symbol of growth and progress, and sits asymmetrically on the flag to reflect the non-traditional style of polyamorous relationships. The heart within reminds us that love in all forms is the core of non-monogamy. White represents possibilityMagenta stands for desire, love, and attractionBlue stands for openness and honestyGold represents the energy and perseverancePurple represents a united non-monogamous communityRead more: Polyamorous in the GenderGender Reference Guide.
