Connecticut State Seal - Official Emblem of the Constitution State #3688727 (License: Personal Use)

The seal of the State of Connecticut is an oval design with a white field bordered in blue, inscribed with “SIGILLUM REIPUBLICÆ CONNECTICUTENSIS” in Latin. At its center are three green grapevines bearing purple grapes, arranged symmetrically, with a blue ribbon below bearing the state motto. The imagery reflects the colony’s agricultural roots and resilience, adopted officially in 1775 and revised in 1931.

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