Craft Mania LARGE 3×4.5 feet Flag, Orange Blank Flag without printed, Bhagwa, Kesariya flag best suitable for Home & Temples, Signal Flags, Safety and Warning flag, Flag for Temple, Home, Flag for rally, religious procession (36X54 inches)

Colour – ORANGE Recommended Uses For Product – Indoor / Outdoor Hindu communities Occasion – Religious Festivals Special Feature – Temple Celebrations, Processions and Religious Parades, Political Rallies and Gatherings, Hindu Weddings, Cultural EventsTemple Celebrations, Processions and Religious Parades, Political Rallies and Gatherings, Hindu Weddings, Cultural Events About this item It reflects Peace in body, peace in mind, peace in speech or spirit may be use at yoga or meditation centre. Non printed looks so elegant & reflect your choiceTraining Exercises: In various training scenarios, such as emergency response drills or military exercises, orange flags might be used to simulate certain conditions or mark key points in the training area. Religious Ceremonies: The Bhagwa flag is commonly seen in religious ceremonies, especially in Hindu temples and during religious processions and festivals. It symbolizes auspiciousness and devotion to Hindu deities. Political Rallies and Events: In India, particularly by Hindu nationalist groups, the Bhagwa flag is used in political rallies, marches, and events to symbolize Hindu unity and pride. It’s often associated with organizations like the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and its affiliates. Community Gatherings: In some communities, especially in rural areas, the Bhagwa flag might be used in gatherings, meetings, or celebrations to represent cultural or religious identity. Personal Use: Some individuals might use Bhagwa flags in their homes or vehicles as a symbol of their religious faith or cultural identity. Symbol of Protest: In certain contexts, the Bhagwa flag has been used as a symbol of protest or assertion of Hindu rights and identity. Historical Context: Historically, the Bhagwa flag has been associated with various Hindu kingdoms and has been used as a symbol of Hindu resistance against foreign invasions.