Five Buddha Families Silky Katag / Khata Set - 8 Auspicious Symbols - Ceremonial Tibetan Scarves

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This set of five silky Katags (Khatas) features scarves in red, white, blue, yellow, and green, each printed with the sacred 8 auspicious symbols of Tibetan Buddhism. Traditionally used as offerings to teachers, elders, and honored guests, these ceremonial scarves symbolize respect, blessings, and spiritual goodwill.

Symbolism & Meaning

The Katag (Khata) is an important part of Tibetan culture, representing pure intentions, reverence, and well-wishes. Inspired by the Indian tradition of offering flower garlands, Tibetans adapted the practice by using silk scarves adorned with auspicious symbols. The 8 auspicious symbols depicted on these Katags carry blessings of prosperity, wisdom, longevity, and spiritual protection.

Each of the five colors corresponds to the elements in Tibetan Buddhist tradition:

  • Blue – Space (vastness and wisdom)

  • White – Water (purity and compassion)

  • Red – Fire (power and transformation)

  • Green – Wind (activity and growth)

  • Yellow – Earth (stability and nourishment)

Product Details

Includes: 5 Katags (one of each color)

Colors: Red, White, Blue, Yellow, Green

Design: Printed with the 8 auspicious symbols

Material: High-quality silky fabric

Symbolism: Represents respect, devotion, and spiritual blessings

Use: Ideal for ceremonial offerings, altars, meditation spaces, and special occasions

How to Use

Offer to spiritual teachers, monks, or elders as a symbol of respect and gratitude

Drape over sacred objects, altars, or statues to invite blessings

Use in ceremonies, celebrations, or welcome greetings for honored guests

Wrap around Buddhist texts or gifts as a sign of devotion

This Silky Katag (Khata) Set with 8 Auspicious Symbols embodies the essence of Tibetan Buddhist tradition, making it a perfect offering, blessing, or sacred gift for any spiritual practice


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