Oklahoma State Flag 100th Anniversary

The current version of the Oklahoma state flag was first adopted on April 2, 1925.  The artist who designed the flag was Louise Fluke. She won a contest hosted by the Oklahoma Society Daughters of the American Revolution. 

Blue Field: loyalty and devotion 

Osage Shield: Represents the Native American roots of Oklahoma and is symbolic of defense.

Crossed Pipe and Olive Branch: the crossed pipe represents Native American culture, while the Olive Branch is representing European culture.

Eagle Feathers: There are seven eagle feathers that symbolize strength and heritage for each of the seven tribes : Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Quapaw, and Osage tribes.