Prayer Flags with Buddha's Eyes – Lokta Paper, Nepal

These prayer flags are made in Nepal from traditionally hand-made lokta paper. The design features the Buddha’s eyes (also known as “eyes of wisdom”), framed by endless knots in the corners.

The Buddha’s eyes gaze in all four directions and, in Tibetan Buddhism, represent the Buddha’s omnipresence and all-seeing compassion—a symbol of mindfulness, wisdom, and an alert gaze directed both inward and outward. The curved symbol between the eyes is the number one in Nepali script and symbolizes the unity of all things and the one path to enlightenment; the dot above it represents spiritual awakening. The endless knot in the corners embodies the interconnectedness of all things and endless happiness.

Product Details

• Motif: Buddha's eyes (eyes of wisdom) with an endless knot
• Colors: Blue, White, Red, Green, Orange
• Number of flags: 25
• Size per flag: approx. 11 × 11 cm
• Length of the row of flags (from the first to the last flag): approx. 175 cm
• Total length, including the fastening cord: approx. 200 cm

Suitable for indoor use or sheltered outdoor areas, such as meditation rooms or practice spaces. Variations in color and texture are due to the nature of the materials and the handcrafted production process.