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The flag of Tibet started its history in 1912. The Tibet flag displays two lions of mountain (kilin) representing the temporal and the espiritual power; the two lions are taking the wheel of the Ying Yang. Upon them, there are the 3 jewelleries of Buddhism: Buddha, the dharma (the law) and the sangha (the monks serving the law). The Tibet flag was adopted in 1912 promulgated in 1918.
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Standard finishes of our flags in nautical Polyester and Stamina (For different finishes, contact us)
Flag Format
Price
20x30 cm
Nautical Polyester
12,00 €
(VAT included)30x45 cm
Nautical Polyester
15,00 €
(VAT included)70x100 cm
Nautical Polyester
29,00 €
(VAT included)100x150 cm
Nautical Polyester
35,00 €
(VAT included)150x225 cm
Nautical Polyester
72,00 €
(VAT included)200x300 cm
Nautical Polyester
125,00 €
(VAT included)300x450 cm
Nautical Polyester
270,00 €
(VAT included)400x600 cm
Nautical Polyester
490,00 €
(VAT included)Flag Format
Price
20x30 cm
Polyester Stamina
29,92 €
(VAT included)30x45 cm
Polyester Stamina
40,48 €
(VAT included)70x100 cm
Polyester Stamina
55,44 €
(VAT included)100x150 cm
Polyester Stamina
76,56 €
(VAT included)150x225 cm
Polyester Stamina
132,00 €
(VAT included)Flag Format
Price
91x140 cm
Easy Polyester
18,00 €
(VAT included)Table Flags
Flag Format
Price
14x21 cm
Easy Polyester
4,00 €
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The Tibetan flag, which is also called the "snow lion flag" , is the national flag of Tibet. It was adopted by the 13th Dalai Lama in 1916 and banned by the government of China since 1959, today the flag is used by the Tibetan Government in Exile, based in Dharamshala, India.
In 1913, later the fall of the Qing chinese dynasty, the 13th Dalai Lama, Tibet's political and spiritual leader, declared independence from China and started to modernize the Tibetan army. In 1916, the new national flag was adopted by the Dalai Lama and all army regiments were ordered to carry the flag in its present form.
According to the Central Tibetan Administration website, the symbolism of the flag includes the mountain representing Tibet, the snow lions which means "a unified spiritual and secular life", the three-coloured jewel of the Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha. The flag is popularly known as the Snow Lion Flag due to the presence of the two snow lions. The flag was adopted as a symbol of the Tibetan independence movement, and is known as the "Free Tibet flag".
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