7 m long
The Balinese call these flags "Umbul Umbul", which translates to "tail of the dragon" because their shape is reminiscent of one. They are an important part of ritual activities and celebrations in temples on Bali.
The Bali flag originated from the "Penjor", with which the people on Bali decorate their gardens for sacred festivals. The Penjor consists of a long, curved bamboo rod which is firmly anchored in the ground and decorated with palm leaves so that all neighbors see and enjoy it.
Available in different colors
7 m long
The Balinese call these flags "Umbul Umbul", which translates to "tail of the dragon" because their shape is reminiscent of one. They are an important part of ritual activities and celebrations in temples on Bali.
The Bali flag originated from the "Penjor", with which the people on Bali decorate their gardens for sacred festivals. The Penjor consists of a long, curved bamboo rod which is firmly anchored in the ground and decorated with palm leaves so that all neighbors see and enjoy it.
Available in different colors
