New Connecticut Flag Redesign

This redesigned Connecticut State flag features a modern and simplified aesthetic with a central depiction of the Charter Oak, symbolizing the state's historical significance. The tree is surrounded by five stars, representing Connecticut's status as the fifth state to join the Union. The state motto, "Qui Transtulit Sustinet" (That translates to, "He Who Transplanted Still Sustains"), is elegantly displayed on a ribbon beneath the tree. The flag's color scheme includes deep green and navy blue, which contrast sharply with the white background, creating a clean and striking visual impact. The upper and lower stripes contain thirteen stars, acknowledging Connecticut's role as one of the original thirteen colonies. Additionally, the crest from the original Connecticut flag is prominently placed in the center of the top stripe, tying the redesign to its historical roots. This design's balance of historical symbols and contemporary simplicity makes it a dignified and modern representation of Connecticut's heritage.