| Description: | The flag of Oklahoma consists of a blue base with an emblem in the center and Oklahoma written across the bottom the flag. The emblem consists of an Osage warrior's shield, which is made of buffalo skin. The shield is decorated with seven eagle feathers and six crosses.
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| Meaning: | The blue base is styled upon on a flag carried by Choctaw soldiers during the American Civil War, it represents faithfulness and allegiance. The feathers and crosses on the emblem represent stars, which in turn represent high ideals. The shield symbolizes Native American history of Oklahoma and protection. Overlapping the warrior's shield are Native American calumets, or peace pipes, and its European equivalent an olive branch. These are symbols of peace.
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| | Heading with 2 Brass Grommets. For Outdoor Use. Made in the USA. |
