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Vertical Prayer Flags

Vertical Prayer Flags also known as Darchog or Darchor(In Tibetan) or Pole Prayer Flags are long rectangular 5 color flags which are tied vertically on a pole, flagpole or flagstaff. Made in various fabrics as Cotton, Polyester or Silk, these vertical ones are tied to a pole using the cord sewn at the edges of the fabric.

Darchog are commonly planted in the ground, mountains, cairns, and on rooftops, and are iconographically and symbolically related to the Dhwaja or Victory Flag.

 

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    Polyester Vertical Prayer Flag with Tibetan Deities and Windhorse, Darchok Prayer Flag

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    This is a handmade polyester Tibetan Vertical Prayer Flags, also known as Darchok prayer flags  from Nepal. The flags are attached to nylon thick t...

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    Polyester Vertical Tibetan Prayer Flags

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    This is a polyester vertical prayer flag also known in Tibetan as Darchor. This tibetan prayer flag is made of high quality polyester which is desi...

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    Polyester Mixed Silk Vertical Windhorse Prayer Flags

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    This is a Polyester mixed silk vertical prayer flag also known in Tibetan as Darchor. This tibetan prayer flag is designed to be attached to the po...

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Vertical Prayer Flags also known as Darchog or Darchor(In Tibetan) or Pole Prayer Flags are long rectangular 5 color flags which are tied vertically on a pole, flagpole or flagstaff. Made in various fabrics as Cotton, Polyester or Silk, these vertical ones are tied to a pole using the cord sewn at the edges of the fabric.

Darchog are commonly planted in the ground, mountains, cairns, and on rooftops, and are iconographically and symbolically related to the Dhwaja or Victory Flag.