210 results for "Tibetan Prayer Flags" between $2.00 and $50.00

Pages: 64, Hardcover, Connections Book Publishing

Tibetan Buddhist Windhorse Small Prayer Flags SKU: tc-39 Product Size: 9''sq x 5' long Stock: 4 in stock Availability: Ships Now Description: Common to many Tibetan prayer flags is the lungta or windhorse, the mythical animal who carries all intentional prayers to the universe. The hanging of prayer flags is thought to dispel danger and to bring good fortune. Our Prayer Flags are printed from hand carved woodblocks in the traditional manner. The five flag colors represent the five...

Blue - Amitayus, Longevity Flag. White - Varjasattva, Purification Flag. Red - Guru Rinpoche, Wish-fulfilling Flag. Green - Tara Flag, Compassion. Yellow - Wind Horse Flag, Victory Banner.

Size: 8-3/4"x5-1/2". A boy is holding to the wind a set of five tibetan traditional flags, each one in a different colour according to their meanings.Combination of white matte (boy’s body) and glazed painted porcelain in colours (flags). Attached to a natural coloured square wooden base.

Tibetan Buddhists use prayer flags to promote peace, compassion, strength, and wisdom. Tibetans believe the prayers and mantras will be blown upward as offerings to their deities and will bring benefits (such as happiness and good health) to all people throughout the world. These flags are meant to hang horizontally, or in the lung ta (wind horse) style. The five flag colors represent the five elements: blue (earth), white (water), red (fire), saffron (infinite space), and green (cosmic winds). These...

It is believed that as the wind catches the flags they disperse their beneficial effects around the world. Our prayer flags are made in Nepal by Tibetan refugees. The sale of these flags helps to support a threatened culture.

Mahaguthi, Craft with a Conscience, is a nonprofit organization that plays a vital role in supporting socially and economically disadvantaged artisans of Nepal. Today, Mahaguthi provides support to producers throughout Nepal, working with 100 producer groups in 15 regions of Nepal.

In Tibetan Prayer Flags , Diane Barker describes the origin and significance of this deeply spiritual and aesthetic expression of the wish for world harmony and presents an array of her own stunning color photographs of the flags in use. For example, there's a picture of the Yangtze River gorge, with prayer flags hanging over it. Hanging a flag over water benefits all that passes underneath. Flags hung outside the Dalai Lama's residence in Dharmasala include green, an astrologically auspicious color...

The colors of the individual flags represent the 5 elements: blue is for the sky or space; green represents water; white is for the air or wind; fire is represented by red; and yellow is the earth. Each of the flags is printed with a symbol of the wind horse called “Lung ta.” Lung ta is a vehicle of enlightenment and is believed to carry the prayers written on the flag throughout the earth on the wind’s currents.

Tibetan Prayer flags are purposely not protected from fading. In fact for the Tibetans the replacement and renewal of the flags is an important part of their ritual significance and ceremonial use. All prayer flags are not of equal quality. Ours are made of rayon. The majority of cheaper prayer flags are made of various grades of cotton with dyes that are decidedly less colorfast and water-resistant. These fade and disintegrate much more rapidly than our premium...

An eleven foot long rope of Tibetan prayer flags. Each flag on the rope measures about 4 inches by 5 inches. Hang them up somewhere windy, and let the wind carry your prayers into the universe.

"We met over the summer and artists taught me the silk screening technique," she said. "We took an expensive process and made it inexpensive for the students to do. They did individual screens on each prayer flag. All the kids really got into it. They liked the idea of choosing a symbol and a color to become a part of the whole."

Dharmashop.com has been supporting the Tibetan Nun's Project for 6 years. We sponsor a nun, provide them with goods and materials to sell at fundraisers and created their Tibetan Nun's Project Incense. These prayer flags are made in India by the Tibetan Nun's project to raise money for their studies. Large, traditional flags. Set of 5,; each flag is 16 inches long by 11 inches wide.

There are five flags each of five different traditional designs in this set of prayer flags. Blue (with white ink) - 4-Armed Chenrezigs with his commpasion mantra "Om Mani Padme Hung"; White - Dorje Sempa with Vajrasattva with 100 syllable Purificaiton mantras; Red - Guru Rinpoche with Vajra Guru Power mantras; Green - Tara with her Protection mantras; Yellow - Windhorse flag with Garuda, Dragon, Snow Lion, Tiger and the mantras for the 16 major deities.

The cotton flags were silk screened by hand at the Tibetan Nuns Project. Hang the Small Animal Prayer Flags to remove danger and attract good fortune your way. The colors will fade in the sun, releasing the prayer’s essence into the surrounding air. The five colors of the flags are symbolic of the five basic elements: red (fire), blue (earth), white (water), green (wind), and saffron (space). Each flag is 9” high by 7” wide and the entire set is 3’ long.