RAM / A DESIGN STORY
ॐ जय श्री राम
The bow & arrow
A reminder of courage, righteousness, and the path of dharma.
Saffron is often associated with renunciation and spiritual practice. In this design, its warmth speaks to awakening and the fire of devotion.
We pair the bow and arrow with saffron as an expression of resolve guided by principle.
VASUDEVA / A DESIGN STORY
ॐ नमो वासुदेवाय
The Sudarshan Chakra
An invocation of Vishnu, associated here with protection, grace, and the sustaining order of the cosmos.
Blue can evoke depth, wisdom, and the vastness of the sky. Here it gives the flag a sense of calm and continuity.
The Chakra gives this design a clear centre: movement held in balance.
SHIVA / A DESIGN STORY
ॐ नमः शिवाय
The Trishul
A salutation to Shiva, whose presence is contemplated through stillness, transformation, and inner strength.
Forest green recalls renewal, balance, and the grounding presence of the natural world.
We bring the Trishul and green together to suggest quiet strength rooted in nature.
HANUMAN / A DESIGN STORY
जय हनुमान
Hanuman Ji
A devotional remembrance of strength, humility, and steadfast service.
Crimson maroon lends the design a sense of warmth, discipline, and heartfelt devotion.
The serene portrait keeps the emphasis on devotion and service. The flag reads only “जय हनुमान”.
AHAITUKI PREM / A DESIGN STORY
अहैतुकी प्रेम
The Ahaituki mark
Love without motive or expectation: the thought at the heart of Ahaituki.
Ivory brings a sense of openness, quiet, and light to the centre of the string.
We placed Ahaituki Prem at the centre as the thread that connects every expression of devotion.
Meanings and associations vary across traditions and communities. These notes share the devotional context and design interpretation behind Ahaituki’s concept.