long Tibetan prayer flag strand with 25 flags

long wind horse prayer Tibetan prayer flag 25 flag string

Prayer Flag DH-C-PFSL

Name: Prayer Flag DH-C-PFSL
SKU: DH-C-PFSL
Availability: InStock

Large Windhorse prayer flag individual strand, w/25 flags per strand, 20′ long, and each flag measuring 10 inches long and 10 inches wide.

Hand block printed Tibetan Windhorse prayer flag set of 25. Windhorse prayer flags are traditionally hung by Tibetans in high places to catch the wind so that the prayer will be carried out to bless all sentient beings. The prayer is intended to bring blessings and good fortune to the world and translates as:

“May the rain fall at the proper time. May the crops and livestock be bountiful. May there be freedom from illness, famine and war. May all beings be well and happy”.

There are 5 different colors representing 5 primary elements:
Blue: sky White: air Red: fire Green: water Yellow: earth.

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These prayer flag sets come with a card denoting the most auspicious and inauspicious days to hang these according to the Tibetan calendar.

Auspicious Days for Hanging Prayer Flags in 2025: 01/09, 1/24, 02/07, 02/16, 03/01, 03/14, 03/16, 03/24, 04/07, 04/16, 04/23, 05/07, 05/14, 05/19, 05/22, 06/05, 06/11, 06/20, 06/21, 06/24, 06/26, 07/19, 07/20, 07/28, 08/04, 08/16, 08/18, 08/21, 08/28, 09/02, 09/16, 09/18, 10/02, 11/14, 11/16, 11/25, 12/14, 12/29.

Inauspicious Days for Hanging Prayer Flags in 2025: 01/03, 01/14, 01/27, 1/30, 02/10, 02/23, 03/09, 03/21, 04/04, 04/17, 05/01, 05/13, 5/25, 05/28, 06/09, 07/05, 07/17, 07/31, 08/13, 08/27, 09/08, 09/19, 09/22, 10/05, 10/16, 10/31, 11/11, 11/27, 12/08, 12/24.

Generally, Monday is a good day to hang prayer flags & Friday is a very good day!

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Artisan information

Artisans

At the center of Ganesh Himal Trading’s operations in Nepal is Chunta Nepali. Younger sister to Pemala Lama and dear friend of owners Denise and Ric, Chunta has taken it upon herself to involve numerous family-run groups in the Ganesh Himal family so that they too can benefit from the economic stability of Fair Trade.