Tibetans have an ancient tradition of presenting a kata or katag as a symbol of
pure intention and devotion. They are usually offered to important
Lamas, sacred images and holy places prior to requesting a spiritual
blessing or the receiving of an initiation. They come in a variety of
sizes and colours and can be adorned with auspicious symbols or made
from the finest silks.
Tibetans have an ancient tradition of presenting a kata or katag as a symbol of
pure intention and devotion. They are usually offered to important
Lamas, sacred images and holy places prior to requesting a spiritual
blessing or the receiving of an initiation. They come in a variety of
sizes and colours and can be adorned with auspicious symbols or made
from the finest silks.