Tibetan Prayer Flags for luck, happiness, compassion, prosperity, health and longevity.

Size, Full length, no of flags & Weight

Each flag :  12 cms (Width) x 10 cms (Height),

Full Length : 300 cms/10 feet,

25 Flags in each roll,

20 grams (each roll)

Tibetan prayer flags are more than just a piece of art: their spiritual and cultural meaning is timeless and powerful.

Also known as Buddhist Prayer Flags these flags are handmade from satin and cotton by Tibetan artisans in Kathmandu Nepal. Each prayer flag is hand inked and hand printed.

Each color in the flag symbolizes an element

• RED is for Fire
• BLUE is for Wind
• GREEN is for Water
• WHITE is for Air
• YELLOW is for Earth

The colors also represent directions - North, South, East, West and Center.

The meaning of 'Om Mani Padme Hum'

It's a combination of values like compassion, ethics, patience, diligence, renunciation and wisdom.

• Om means "The sacred syllable"
• Mani means "Jewel"
• Padme means "Lotus"
• Hum means "Spirit of enlightenment"
• Reciting the mantra during meditation, can cure pride, jealousy, ignorance, greed and aggression.

Prayer flags flutter in the wind to spread the emitted positive spiritual vibrations.

Good omen to receive prayer flags as a gift. Therefore, telling a friend who visits Leh-Ladakh, Nepal or Tibet to get you prayer flags is the right thing to do.

Keeping flags on the ground is considered disrespectful. Always hang them at a height, the frame of the doorway is considered one of the right places.

Fading color of the flags is considered auspicious as it is told that the breeze carries the prayers.

Chinese new year is considered an auspicious time to put up the flags.