Simplified Coat of arms of Massachusetts, for use on the state flag and on certain sign graphics and larger printing.
Key differences between this and E.H. Garrett's seal, the latter of which is used mainly for officiating documents-

The Native American figure lacks the facial details of the Ojibwe tribesman "Little Snake", who posed as the present design's model
The arrowhead is uncharacteristically large, inauthentic, but meant to be more visible at a distance
The typeface on the scrolls is simplified and more robust for visibility
The sword in the crest comes to a point rather than the original's rounded blade
Different hues are used for ease of manufacturing
Rendered from the flag version from 950 CMR 34.00: Commonwealth of Massachusetts Flags, Arms, and Seal Specifications
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