Introducing the Tibetan Prayer Flag / Lungta, a symbol of luck, happiness, longevity, and prosperity. These flags are traditionally hung indoors and outdoors, releasing prayers with every gust of wind for a warm and uplifting ambiance.
This prayer flag has a size of approximately 62 inches and displays five respected deities: Medicine Buddha, Chengresi, Guru Rinpoche, Green Tara, and Wind Horse. Each deity symbolizes various facets of enlightenment, healing, and spiritual direction.
The colors of the prayer flags follow a specific order, from left to right: Blue, White, Red, Green, and Yellow. Each color represents an element and holds a unique symbolic significance.
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Blue symbolizes the sky, tranquility, ascension, purity, and healing.
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White represents air, knowledge, and longevity.
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Red signifies fire, life force, preservation, and sacred space.
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Green symbolizes water, youth, action (Karma), and harmony.
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Yellow represents earth, humility, renunciation, stability, and grounded nature.
The colorful flags promote peace, harmony, and spiritual well-being. Hanging them invokes positive energies and symbolizes universal principles of compassion, wisdom, and enlightenment.
