Cloisonne (enameled bands of color separated by bands of metal) artistry is featured in the lapel pin of the Oklahoma state flag. 

The flag's symbols represent unity, peace, and the state's Native American heritage. 

The flag's colors, symbols, and designs have multiple meanings:

   Blue background: Represents devotion and loyalty, and is a reminder of the Choctaw flag 

  Osage shield: Represents the state's Native American heritage 

  Calumet: A ceremonial pipe that represents peace between Native Americans and European Americans

  Olive branch: Represents peace between Native Americans and European Americans 

  Six golden brown crosses: Native American symbols for stars 

  Seven eagle feathers: Hang from the lower edge of the shield 

Pin measures 1 inch wide (at widest point) x 1 inch high. 

Butterfly clutch push pin on the back. 

Unisex 

Collectible