This ivory Katag (Khata) is a Tibetan ceremonial scarf, measuring 6 feet in length, and adorned with the sacred 8 auspicious symbols. Traditionally offered to teachers, elders, and honored individuals, this Katag symbolizes respect, blessings, and spiritual well-being in Tibetan Buddhist culture.
Symbolism & Meaning
The Katag (Khata) represents pure intentions and reverence in Tibetan tradition. It is an adaptation of the Indian custom of offering flower garlands, but due to the scarcity of large flowers in Tibet, silk scarves woven with auspicious symbols are used instead. The 8 auspicious symbols featured on this Katag carry deep spiritual meaning, representing prosperity, protection, wisdom, and spiritual growth.
Product Details
Length: 6 feet
Color: Ivory (symbolizing purity and peace)
Design: Adorned with 8 auspicious symbols of Tibetan Buddhism
Material: High-quality silk fabric
Symbolism: Represents respect, spiritual blessings, and reverence
Use: Ideal for ceremonial offerings, meditation spaces, altars, and special 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 and protection
Use in ceremonies, spiritual celebrations, or as a welcoming gift for honored guests
Wrap around Buddhist texts or sacred items as a symbol of reverence
This Ivory Katag (Khata) with 8 Auspicious Symbols is a meaningful and sacred offering that brings blessings and spiritual protection to any spiritual practice or ceremony.
