najbaraj
Najbaraj is a Tibetan and Ladakhi term referring to a traditional rectangular-shaped festival banner, typically made of white canvas or cloth, used in Buddhist monasteries and festivities. The banner is usually decorated with intricate designs, patterns, and Buddhist symbols such as the snow lion, sun, and moon.
Construction of the najbaraj often involves a collaborative effort among local craftsmen, artists, and monks from
During Buddhist festivals and ceremonies, the najbaraj is prominently displayed on a dedicated pole or hook,
The najbaraj has unique cultural significance in the Tibetan-influenced regions, and its display serves as a