This green silky Katag (Khata) is a Tibetan ceremonial scarf featuring the sacred 8 auspicious symbols, which represent blessings, prosperity, and spiritual protection. Measuring 11 feet in length, this Katag is traditionally used as an offering to teachers, elders, and honored individuals as a symbol of respect, goodwill, and devotion in Tibetan Buddhist culture.
Symbolism & Meaning
The practice of offering a Katag is deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, serving as an expression of pure intentions and spiritual blessings. Inspired by the Indian custom of offering flower garlands, Tibetans adapted the tradition by using silk scarves woven with auspicious symbols. The 8 auspicious symbols depicted on this Katag embody various aspects of enlightenment, wisdom, and protection, making it a powerful and meaningful offering.
Product Details
Length: 11 feet
Color: Green (symbolizing balance, harmony, and vitality)
Design: Features the 8 auspicious symbols of Tibetan Buddhism
Material: High-quality silky fabric
Symbolism: Represents respect, gratitude, and spiritual blessings
Use: Ceremonial offering for teachers, spiritual gatherings, and sacred occasions
How to Use
Offer to spiritual teachers, monks, or elders as a gesture of respect and devotion
Drape over sacred objects, altars, or statues to invite blessings
Use in ceremonies, celebrations, or as a welcoming gift for honored guests
Wrap around Buddhist texts or ritual items as a sign of reverence
This Green Silky Katag (Khata) with 8 Auspicious Symbols is a meaningful addition to any spiritual practice, embodying the essence of Tibetan Buddhist tradition and sacred offerings.
