This set of Tibetan prayer flags is imprinted with Thangtong Gyalpo “The King of the Empty Plain”.
Thangtong Gyalpo was is a well revered Vajrayana master and Mahasidda that traveled extensively Tibet, China and other countries in the region building temples, and iron bridges as well as monasteries in Dergé. Thankgtong Gyalpo is said to be a mind emanation of Guru Rinpoche. While meditating in Tsang in Tibet it is said that Thangtong Gyalpo was saw five dakinis that sang to him;
“On the great spreading plain
The yogin who understands emptiness
Sits like a fearless king
Thus we name him King of the Empty Plain.”
Thangtong Gyalpo is also considered to be one of the 84 Mahasiddhas, or great adepts, in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
These are small but amazing quality flags. The print quality is incredibly crisp. They are perfect for anyone who doesn't have a huge space for hanging prayer flags.
Prayer flags are traditionally hung outside, under eaves of houses, in trees, between buildings, hills, or across rivers but can also be hung inside. Our prayer flags are wonderful for purification of the environment and for uplifting the minds of all beings. Hang them everywhere.
• Approximately 5 foot strand of 10 (6in x 7.5in) flags
• 5 Colors (Blue, White, Red, Green, Yellow)
• Screen-printed
• Highest Quality Poly/cotton blend on nylon cord
• Made in Nepal
Please contact us with any questions.
