Buddhist flag

The Buddhist flag symbolizes Buddhism worldwide. It consists of six colors: Blue, yellow, red, white and orange, which represent the radiant aura of Buddha, and a sixth, vertical stripe combination, which stands for the unity of all colors. Each color has a spiritual meaning, such as compassion (blue) or wisdom (orange). The flag is used internationally in Buddhist temples and ceremonies to symbolize peace, tolerance and harmony. Today it is a universal symbol of Buddhism, regardless of school or tradition.

Our flag is made of weatherproof nylon and is made in Nepal handmade. On the side there is a tab on the side for attaching to a flagpole.