"Fahne" (1952) is a textile work by German artist Joseph Beuys featuring a simple flag design executed in felt and other materials that reflect his characteristic use of unconventional, humble substances. The work exemplifies Beuys' broader artistic philosophy that positioned everyday and "worthless" materials as vehicles for spiritual and social transformation. Like much of his practice, the flag serves as a symbol open to multiple interpretations, potentially addressing themes of identity, nationalism, and the artist's role in society during post World War II Germany.