Oklahoma State Flag - Official Design and Symbolism #195470 (License: Personal Use)

The Oklahoma state flag displays a sky-blue field symbolizing loyalty and truth, with a central circular shield representing peace and unity among Native American tribes. The shield includes an olive branch and a calumet (peace pipe) crossed over a ceremonial spear, flanked by seven eagle feathers, and the word “OKLAHOMA” in white block letters below. Designed by Louise Fluke, it was officially adopted in 1925 and revised in 1941 to add the state name.

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