Tibetan Prayer Flag 10 x 10 Inches Large Roll of 25 Flags – Traditional Design w

Description

HANDMADE IN NEPAL: Our prayer flags are made in Nepal - the place where prayer flags were originated and are used to promote peace, compassion, strength and wisdom.
SPECIFICATIONS: Set of 25 prayer flags, each measuring 10 X 10 Inches. Approx’ length 7 meters along with cord to hold up in the wind. There can be slight variation in size +/- half inches within different lots. Perfectly ready to hang at your favorite place.
5 ELEMENT COLORS: The five colors represent the five elements and the five pure lights: Blue for Sky, White for Air, Red for Fire, Green for Water and Yellow for Earth respectively.
PERFECT DECOR: Perfect to hang indoor or out as a way to bring harmony and serenity to your space. Crafted with unhemmed edges meant to flap in the wind as the threads are released and bless the surrounding area.
BEAUTIFUL GIFT for your loved ones printed with prayers, deities, symbols and traditional mantras. Prayers for a long life of good fortune are often included for the person who mounts the flags.
OUR STORY
Nervana, with a vision to empower women, works closely with Fair Trade Organizations that produce eco-friendly handmade products by women artisans in Nepal.
Our mission is to uplift the poor and disadvantaged women in Nepal by providing opportunities for them in developing independent and sustainable living. Every purchase improves the lives of makers by supporting their craft and providing a fair, stable income.
ORIGIN OF PRAYER FLAGS
Nepal Sutras, originally written on cloth banners, were transmitted to other regions of the world as prayer flags.
HOW TO HANG PRAYER FLAGS?
Prayer Flags are commonly hung on a diagonal line from high to low in high places that will carry the blessings depicted on the flags to all beings.
5 ELEMENT COLORS
There are 5 different colors in a set representing the five elements and the five pure lights. Health and harmony are produced through the balance of the five elements:
1. Blue for Sky and Space
2. White for Air and Wind
3. Red for Fire
4. Green for Water
5. Yellow for Earth
TIMING OF HANGING AND TAKING
The best time to put up new prayer flags is in the morning on sunny, windy days.
Old prayer flags are replaced with new ones annually on the Tibetan New Year.