Blank prayer flags set of 10 flags surged edge. five Tibetan traditional colors which are Yellow, green, red, white and blue. Each color represents an element.

They are well made, colorful, and bright (not faded). Exactly as advertised. The fabric is polyester, which could be a good thing or a bad thing depending on what you are wanting. In my case I used a Cricut machine with black Infusible Ink and it worked beautifully with the polyester. But if you are wanting something that has an "authentically" softer and more faded look then maybe it's not for you.

These blank prayer flags are very neatly made on a good quality fabric with sewn edges. I bought acrylic markers and had guests personalize them for a friend's birthday . The finished banner was lovely, and my friend loved it. We hung it up in the garden where the party was held, and they fluttering in the wind

Used these for a family camping activity, and it was fantastic! A quality item and a great way to learn about and appreciate cultures that use them regularly.

Adds color where I want it. Very nicely made and in the future I might invite friends and family to paint on them.

Just as described. Permanent marker wrote easily on the fabric.

Great for team building

Well made with strong cordage. The flag colors are bright and the material absorbs Sharpie pen ink very well, no smudging or blotting. I can’t speak for the durability of the product as I just received them a week ago. Great gift for our son.

I use these in our Drum Cirlce gatherings. People are invited to create on one of the flags (with provided markers) as they arrive. A word, an image, or whatever. When filled, I hang it. It is so much more meaningful to have personal intentions rather than preprinted "prayers". I save them and rehang the old along with the new at the gtherings.

Good material for what was wanted.