iShyan Tibetan Prayer Flags Outdoor Buddhist Meditation Flag 10pcs Satin Wind Horse Lungta Prayer Flags,11x14 inches

iShyan Tibetan Prayer Flags Outdoor Buddhist Meditation Flag 10pcs Satin Wind Horse Lungta Prayer Flags,11x14 inches

Material: these prayer flags are crafted with satin fabric of high quality. Size: 11*14 inches(individual flag); Full Length: 9.8 Feet; Design: vibrantly bright colors, glossy surface, printed with Auspicious Symbols, Invocations, Sacred Prayers, and Mantras. Decoration: great for Indoor and Outdoor Home Garden Decorations and Altar Accessories. Great Decorative Outdoors Flags for Yoga or Meditation Rooms; Unique Summer House Outdoors Flags.

Tibetan Prayer Flags Outdoor Buddhist Meditation Flag Satin Buddha Design Wind Horse Prayer Flags,11x14 inches

Specifications：

Length of 1 string of flags(10 flags): 9.8 feet

Length of 2 strings of flags(20 flags): 19.6 feet

- Tibetan Style Beauty: These prayer flags are believed, by hanging them either indoors or outdoors as decorations, to be able to bring balance, peacefulness to the environments.

- Wind Horse: These flags are also known as wind horse or Lung Ta in Tibetan. The wind horse image on flags, carrying Triple Gem, as Buddha, Dharma, Sangha, is supposed to bring peace, harmony, wealth to every pervading space, when flags flutter in the wind.

- Deities and Mantras: Every string of flags have the images of deities printed on them ,as Shakyamuni, Amitabha,Bhaisajyaguru, Avalokitesvara, Manjusri, Tara, Padmasambhava, and the mantras, each dedicated to a particular deity.

- Four Dignities: In four corners of flag, there are four images as Garuda, Dragon, Snow Lion, and White Tiger, known as Four Dignities, the protectors of Buddhism.

- Five Elements: The colors of the flags-blue, white, red, green,yellow-respectively symbolize Five Elements-Sky, Air, Fire, Water and Earth.

1. In vast Tibetan Buddhism area, mainly the remote Qinghai-Tibet Plateau,Nepal and Tibet, people hang wind horse prayer flags almost everywhere, and especially in high places where wind blows fiercely. 

2. By hanging prayer flags, people not only pray for themselves to increase fortune, but also wish that, when high wind blows upon the flags, tearing and destroying them into powder and dust, all the blessings and mantras printed on the flags would go with the wind into every pervading space to benefit all beings.

3. Bringing benefits to all is considered an ultimate merit  in Buddhism.