Buddha Jhanda (Buddhist Prayer Flag) – Handcrafted in Nepal

Flaunt your fanship and following of Gautam Buddha with this premium Budhha Jhanda. The flag is 3 feet by 4 feet. It is locally made in Nepal.

Symbolism within the Buddhism flag: Loving-kindness, peace, and universal compassion.

The Buddhist flag is a flag designed in the late 19th century as a universal symbol of Buddhism. The flag’s six vertical bands represent the six colors of the aura which Buddhists believe emanated from the body of the Buddha when he attained Enlightenment.

Symbolism of the Five Elements

The flag features five vibrant colors, each representing a fundamental element:

• Blue: Sky/Space – symbolizing the vastness of the universe.

• White: Air/Wind – representing the breath of life.

• Red: Fire – denoting energy and transformation.

• Green: Water – signifying purity and healing.

• Yellow: Earth – embodying stability and grounding.

These colors are arranged in a specific sequence to maintain cosmic balance and harmony.

Spiritual Significance

Traditionally, the Buddha Jhanda is used to:

• Spread blessings: Mantras and prayers inscribed on the flags are carried by the wind, promoting peace and goodwill.

• Enhance environments: Ideal for homes, meditation spaces, and sacred sites.

• Celebrate occasions: Commonly displayed during festivals, ceremonies, and spiritual gatherings.

The fluttering of the flags is believed to purify the surroundings and spread positive energy.

Product Details

• Material: High-quality cotton or polyester

• Dimensions: 3 feet by 4 feet

• Design: Traditional hand-printed mantras and Buddha motifs

• Origin: Handcrafted by skilled artisans in Nepal

Why Choose Buddha Jhanda?

• Authentic Craftsmanship: Each flag is meticulously handmade, ensuring uniqueness and quality.

• Cultural Heritage: Supports traditional Nepali artisans and preserves cultural practices.

• Spiritual Connection: Brings a sense of peace and mindfulness to your space.

Embrace the spiritual essence of the Himalayas with our Buddha Jhanda — perfect as a thoughtful gift or a meaningful addition to your own sacred space.

P.S. Stand not included, Flag only.

FAQ on Buddha Jhanda

1. What is a Buddha Jhanda?

A Buddha Jhanda, also known as a Buddhist prayer flag, is a colorful piece of cloth with sacred symbols, mantras, and prayers used to promote peace, compassion, strength, and wisdom.

2. What do the colors of the Buddha Jhanda represent?

Each of the five colors represents an element:

• Blue – Sky/Space

• White – Air/Wind

• Red – Fire

• Green – Water

• Yellow – Earth

These colors together symbolize harmony and balance in nature.

3. Where should I hang Buddha Jhandas?

Traditionally, Buddha Jhandas are hung in high places such as rooftops, temples, stupas, trees, or mountain passes to let the wind carry blessings and prayers to the world.

4. Can I hang Buddha Jhandas at home?

Yes. You can respectfully hang them in your prayer room, balcony, garden, or above doorways for spiritual energy and good fortune.

5. Do prayer flags carry religious meaning?

Yes, they carry mantras and sacred symbols like Om Mani Padme Hum, invoking compassion and peace from Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), the Bodhisattva of Compassion.

6. How long do Buddha Jhandas last?

They typically fade and fray over time. This symbolizes the natural passing of all things. It is common to replace them annually on auspicious days.

7. When is the best day to hang Buddha Jhandas?

Auspicious days in the Tibetan calendar, full moon days, or during festivals like Buddha Jayanti are ideal. Avoid hanging them on inauspicious or stormy days.

8. Are there different types of Buddha Jhandas?

Yes. Common types include:

• Horizontal (Lungta) – Strung on ropes across high spaces

• Vertical (Darchor) – Mounted on poles to stand tall

9. Is it okay to use Buddha Jhandas for decoration?

While they are beautiful, they are sacred. It’s best to treat them with respect, even if used decoratively.

10. Can I dispose of old prayer flags?

Yes, old Buddha Jhandas should be burned respectfully or left to decompose naturally. Never throw them in the trash.