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Hanuman Ji Jhanda Bhagwa Flag – Jai Shri Ram Bajrangbali Dhwaja

Rs. 99.00

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0 No. (8" x 15")

Rs. 99.00

1 No . (15"×20")

Rs. 149.00

2 No. (20"×30")

Rs. 249.00

3 No. (30"×40")

Rs. 299.00

4 No. (40"×60")

Rs. 399.00

5 No. (40"×90")

Rs. 449.00

6 No. (56"×96")

Rs. 499.00

Size 0 No. (8" x 15") 1 No . (15"×20") 2 No. (20"×30") 3 No. (30"×40") 4 No. (40"×60") 5 No. (40"×90") 6 No. (56"×96")

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Hanuman Ji Bhagwa Jhanda

Symbol of Faith • Devotion • Divine Protection

🚩 Sacred Symbol of Devotion

The Hanuman Ji Jhanda – Jai Shri Ram Bhagwa Dhwaja is a sacred saffron flag representing courage, faith, and devotion to Lord Hanuman and Lord Ram. Bhagwa Dhwaja has been a traditional symbol of dharma and spiritual strength in Hindu culture for centuries.

This divine flag can be placed on temples, home rooftops, vehicles, or spiritual spaces to invoke blessings, protection, and positive energy.

✨ Spiritual Significance

🛡 Represents protection and strength of Bajrangbali

🚩 Symbol of Sanatan Dharma and devotion

🙏 Invokes blessings of Lord Hanuman and Lord Ram

⚡ Removes negativity from surroundings

🏠 Ideal for temples, homes and vehicles

🕉 Enhances spiritual atmosphere and faith

📿 How to Install the Dhwaja

Choose a clean and elevated place like temple top or rooftop.

Offer incense or diya before installing the flag.

Chant Hanuman mantra or Jai Shri Ram while hoisting the flag.

Keep the flag clean and respectful as a sacred symbol.

📦 Product Details

Product Type: Religious Flag / Dhwaja
Color: Sacred Bhagwa (Saffron)
Design: Jai Shri Ram / Hanuman Devotional Print
Usage: Temple, Home, Rooftop, Vehicle Decoration
Variants Available: Small, Medium, Large

🌿 Ethical Craftsmanship

Each Bhagwa Jhanda offered by Malawala is made with devotion and respect for sacred traditions. The vibrant saffron color symbolizes sacrifice, courage, and spiritual purity in Sanatan Dharma.