Large Tibetan prayer banners
€3.72
Large Tibetan Prayer Flags
Approximately 3 meters long of Buddhist prayer flags to uniquely decorate any beautiful corner.
It's a string of 10 flags in 5 different colors. Each flag measures approximately 22.5 x 16 cm.
Since they come rolled up for better transportation and safety, as you can see in one of the photos, there's a quick trick to flatten them:
When you remove the rubber bands, simply unroll and lay the entire set of flags flat, without unfolding them. Place a cloth on top and iron for a few seconds, and you're done, perfectly flat
Now you can unfold your flags and hang them wherever you like. Another option, if you don't have an iron or you've already unfolded them, is to place a couple of clothespins (one on each lower corner) of each flag (or all together if they're still folded) and leave them for a few hours. Remove the clothespins, and voilà, they're all straight and flat.
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A bit of information about Tibetan prayer flags:
There are two types of Buddhist prayer flags: horizontal and vertical.
These are the horizontal ones, called lung ta (wind horse), they are more or less square and are tied to a string.
The vertical ones are called darchor, they are rectangular and attached to a pole.
The 5 colors represent the 5 elements of nature: blue for the sky, white for water, red for fire, green for air, and yellow for earth.
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- Nepal
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Large Tibetan Prayer Flags
Approximately 3 meters long of Buddhist prayer flags to uniquely decorate any beautiful corner.
It's a string of 10 flags in 5 different colors. Each flag measures approximately 22.5 x 16 cm.
Since they come rolled up for better transportation and safety, as you can see in one of the photos, there's a quick trick to flatten them:
When you remove the rubber bands, simply unroll and lay the entire set of flags flat, without unfolding them. Place a cloth on top and iron for a few seconds, and you're done, perfectly flat
Now you can unfold your flags and hang them wherever you like. Another option, if you don't have an iron or you've already unfolded them, is to place a couple of clothespins (one on each lower corner) of each flag (or all together if they're still folded) and leave them for a few hours. Remove the clothespins, and voilà, they're all straight and flat.