Pride Flag Project

Name: Cats of Leather Pride Flag

Proposed Use: To represent members of the leather, kink, and BDSM communities who identify strongly with feline traits and symbolism — including self-identified "cats," kittens, and those who embody feline energy in service, play, or identity.

Description of Design:

Background: Diagonal black and blue stripes, mirroring the classic Leather Pride Flag design. Central bold white diagonal stripe symbolizing integrity, openness, and a bridge between communities.
Central Charge: A bright red silhouette of a sitting cat, prominent and unmistakable. The cat’s posture reflects watchfulness, independence, and grace.

Symbolism & Meaning:

Black and Blue Stripes: Represent the Leather community's foundational values — strength, discipline, loyalty, and erotic connection.
White Stripe: Symbolizes purity of intent, honesty, and the open-hearted communication vital in kink dynamics.
Red Cat Silhouette: Embodies playfulness, curiosity, sensuality, and independence — hallmarks of feline energy within kink and leather culture. Red echoes the heart and blood: passion, life force, and authentic connection.

Statement of Purpose: This flag exists to provide visibility and pride for those whose kink or service identity is feline in nature. It honors both the primal and tender aspects of cat play, as well as the grace and power cats symbolize in the leather world. It is flown to affirm community, celebrate diversity, and recognize the unique contributions of "cats" to the wider leather and kink family.

Adoption & Rights: Free to display by anyone who identifies with feline energy or supports the Cats of Leather. May be used at events, on clothing, in personal spaces, or as digital symbols of identity. Should be presented respectfully, preserving the original design and symbolism.

Statement or Origin: This flag was initially designed by another person , but we can not find the original site that we recreated it from. If we are able to find the information we will happily link to the originator.

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Name: The Gorean Banner of the Free

Proposed Use: Standard to be flown or displayed by Gorean Free persons, households, and gatherings; signifies allegiance to the societal structure of Gor and honors the High Castes.

Description of Design:

Stripes (from top to bottom, representing the hierarchy):
White — Initiates: spiritual authority, the voice of the Priest-Kings
Blue — Scribes: law, record-keeping, preservation of knowledge
Yellow — Builders: engineering, architecture, creation of form and order
Green — Physicians: guardians of health, life, bodily wisdom
Red — Warriors: discipline, protection, enforcement of caste law

Central Charge: Three black crescents in descending arc across the stripes. Representing the Three Moons of Gor: Laros, Braxos, and Val. Signify cycles of control, change, and order, binding the castes under the gaze of the moons.

Symbolism & Meaning: This banner proclaims the presence of the Free. It recognizes that Gor’s strength lies not in the chain alone, but in the full structure of its castes — spiritual, intellectual, structural, medical, and martial. The caste color stripes are layered horizontally to signify the hieratical order of the high castes. The crescents remind all that the sky itself witnesses and sanctifies these roles, and that the Free stand beneath the moons as stewards of order.

Statement of Purpose: This is not a collar sigil. It is not the mark of submission. It is the declaration of the Free — to be flown above tents, at gatherings, in halls, and upon the gates of Households. It honors those who command, protect, heal, build, record, and guide. It does not replace the collar, but frames it within the greater law of Gor.

Adoption & Rights: May be used by any Free individual or House who accepts the caste structure and honors Gorean law. Not to be used in place of personal House sigils or collar brands.

Optional Supplement: House Variant A personal House may add a small unique mark or rune in one corner (traditionally lower fly end), representing family, clan, or individual lineage, provided it does not obscure the primary design.

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