Oklahoma State Flag - Official Design and Symbolism #55410 (License: Personal Use)

The Oklahoma state flag displays a sky-blue field representing loyalty and truth, centered with a traditional Osage Nation buffalo-skin shield decorated with eagle feathers, an olive branch, and crossed calumet (peace pipe) and tomahawk. Below the shield, the word “OKLAHOMA” is inscribed in white capital letters, signifying the state’s name and identity. Adopted in 1925 and modified in 1941, it reflects the state’s Native American heritage and commitment to peace.

This image is used on government websites, educational resources, civic pages, and travel guides to represent Oklahoma officially. It serves users seeking information about state symbols, history, or visual identity for presentations, publications, or digital content.