Prayer Flag Geometric Symbols

Prayer flags are colorful cloth banners traditionally used in Tibetan Buddhism. They are printed with prayers, mantras, and symbols, and are hung to promote peace, compassion, strength, and wisdom. As the wind blows, it is believed to carry the blessings across the land, benefiting all beings. Each flag measures 4.25 X 4.25" for a total length of 98".

These seven colorful square flags, each with a sacred geometric spiritual symbol printed in gold. The flags are traditional Tibetan prayer flags but feature modern sacred geometry designs. 

• Purple Flag – Displays the Endless Knot, a traditional Tibetan symbol representing the interconnectedness of all things and the cycle of life and death.
• Indigo Flag – Features the Flower of Life, a well-known geometric figure made up of evenly spaced, overlapping circles arranged in a flower-like pattern with sixfold symmetry.
• Blue Flag – Shows the Sri Yantra, a complex sacred symbol from Indian traditions formed by nine interlocking triangles that radiate out from a central point.
• Green Flag – Contains a Hypnotic Spiral or Torus-like pattern, evoking the flow of energy or vibration often associated with meditation and higher consciousness.
• Yellow-Orange Flag – Displays Metatron’s Cube, a geometric figure made from 13 circles with lines connecting the centers, symbolizing the underlying patterns of the universe.
• Orange Flag – Shows the Seed of Life, a subset of the Flower of Life, made from seven overlapping circles that form a rosette pattern symbolizing creation.

• Red Flag – Contains a Complex Radial Grid or Spiral Mandala, which may represent spiritual awakening, enlightenment, or energetic resonance.

The Country of origin of this product is Nepal.