Oklahoma State Flag - Symbolism, History, and Design #1894071 (License: Personal Use)

The Oklahoma state flag features a deep blue field with a central circular shield bearing Native American motifs-including four crosses and a calumet (peace pipe) crossed with an olive branch-symbolizing unity between Native and European cultures. Hanging from the shield are seven white eagle feathers, representing the original Five Civilized Tribes plus two additional tribes that joined later. The word “OKLAHOMA” appears in bold white letters below the emblem.

This image is commonly used on government websites, educational resources, and civic pages about U.S. state symbols; it serves users seeking information on Oklahoma’s history, identity, or official emblems.