100% Silk Tibetan Buddhist 8 Lucky Symbols Wall Hanging Banner (19" x 5.5")

Elevate your altar, meditation space, or home with this exquisite 100% silk Tibetan Buddhist wall hanging banner. Featuring the Eight Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala) hand-embroidered in vibrant traditional colors, this banner is distinguished by its ornate crown-shaped top piece, a decorative arch of white wire scroll work set in rich brocade, that gives it the look of a traditional temple hanging.

Each banner is a handcrafted original, made by skilled artisans in the Himalayan tradition. The combination of lustrous silk satin, gold-patterned brocade, and fine embroidery makes this a piece of genuine beauty and sacred meaning.

The Eight Auspicious Symbols

All eight Ashtamangala symbols are embroidered in their traditional colors, arranged vertically:

• Parasol (Chattra) — protection and spiritual authority
• Golden Fish (Suvarnamatsya) — abundance and liberation
• Treasure Vase (Kalasha) — inexhaustible wealth and prosperity
• Lotus (Padma) — purity and spiritual awakening
• Conch Shell (Shankha) — the proclamation of the dharma
• Endless Knot (Shrivatsa) — interdependence and eternal wisdom
• Victory Banner (Dhvaja) — triumph over obstacles
• Dharma Wheel (Dharmachakra) — the path to liberation

Details

• Material: 100% silk satin center panel with silk brocade border
• Dimensions: 19 inches tall x 5.5 inches wide
• Ornate crown-shaped top arch with white wire scroll design
• Metal hanging hook at top for easy wall display
• Multicolor silk fringe tassels at bottom
• Available in 5 color combinations: Burgundy/Yellow, Blue/Red, Blue/Yellow, Red/Green, Gold/Burgundy

Display and Care

Hang using the metal hook at the top on a nail or hook. Suitable for indoor display on walls, altars, meditation rooms, yoga studios, or as a meaningful home accent. Store rolled loosely when not displayed. Spot clean only; avoid direct sunlight to preserve the silk colors.

Each piece is handcrafted with slight natural variations in embroidery, making every banner uniquely its own.