Hindu swastika flag.
Hinduism. - Last modified: 2013-11-11 by rob raeside. (CRWFlags.com).Saffron flag. (CRWFlags.com).Hindu temple flag - CRW Flags 01. (CRWFlags.com).Hindu temple flag - CRW Flags 02. (CRWFlags.com).Hindu prayer flag - Olivier Touzeau. (CRWFlags.com).Hindu prayer flag - Roman Kogovsek. (CRWFlags.com).Flags of the god Shiva - images by Roman Kogovsek, 11 July 2005 A - Those two flags are flags of the god Shiva and are always seen in his temples. I have seen the first one in a Shiva temple in Puri, India and the second one in a temple in Janakpur, Nepal.. (CRWFlags.com).Flags of the god Shiva - images by Roman Kogovsek, 11 July 2005 B - Those two flags are flags of the god Shiva and are always seen in his temples. I have seen the first one in a Shiva temple in Puri, India and the second one in a temple in Janakpur, Nepal.. (CRWFlags.com).Flags of the God Jagganath - image by Roman Kogovsek, 11 July 2005 - Variants of this flag are spread across the state of Orissa. These flags hang only in temples which are dedicated to the god Jagganath. - Roman Kogovsek, 14 July 2005. (CRWFlags.com).Flags of the God Jagganath - image by Roman Kogovsek, 11 July 2005. (CRWFlags.com).Flags of the God Jagganath - image by Roman Kogovsek, 11 July 2005. (CRWFlags.com).Flags of the God Jagganath - image by Roman Kogovsek, 11 July 2005. - Jagganath is the deity the mispronunciation of whose name gives us the English expression "Juggernaut," meaning "unstoppable force." It derives from the custom of transporting his idol on a enormous, massive chariot during holy days. - Eugene Ipavec, 13 July 2005. (CRWFlags.com).Flags of the God Jagganath - image by Roman Kogovsek, 11 July 2005. (CRWFlags.com).Flags of the God Jagganath - image by Roman Kogovsek, 11 July 2005. (CRWFlags.com).Flags of the God Jagganath - image by Roman Kogovsek, 11 July 2005. (CRWFlags.com).
CRW Flags based on Hindu temple flags.