Oklahoma State Flag - Symbolism, History, and Design #3698832 (License: Personal Use)

The Oklahoma state flag features a vibrant blue field with a central circular shield bearing seven white crosses (representing the Seven Clans of the Cherokee), a crossed peace pipe and olive branch signifying peace and unity, and six eagle feathers dangling below. The shield is overlaid with green oak and olive branches, symbolizing strength and peace respectively, while the word “OKLAHOMA” appears in white capital letters beneath. Adopted in 1925 and modified in 2006 to restore the original design, it honors the state’s Indigenous roots and shared aspirations.

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