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Up for sale a Pair of Hand - Crafted and Painted Silk Worship Flamed Cut Dance Flags. Ready to Ship!
Flag name: \"Glory\"
Maker: 3 Strand Cord Flags are approximately 7ft tall by 3 ft wide in general. Since they are flamed cut they have a natural variation of length
throughout. This flags flow best at a slow to medium speed. If using outdoors windy days aren\'t your friend, they flow best on days wit
no wind or indoors.
Color meanings:
White:Purity and Holiness:Represents being made clean, forgiven, and washed white as snow through Christ.The Bride of Christ:Symbolizes readiness, righteousness, and the church prepared for the Lord.The Holy Spirit:Proclaims the untainted, guiding presence and anointing of God.Surrender and Triumph:Acts as an emblem of complete surrender to God\'s will and the ultimate victory of His light over darkness
Yellow (or Gold/Yellow)
- Glory of God:Signifies the radiant light, majesty, and divine presence of God.
- Joy and Praise:Represents childlike, unguarded delight and the fullness of joy found in His presence.
- Hope and Faith:Acts as a visual declaration of faith and expectation, especially when moving through difficult or delayed seasons.
- Anointing and Purification:Points to divine refinement and spiritual awakening
Combined Meaning (White and Yellow Together)
- The Bride in His Glory:Together, white and yellow often represent the purifiedBride of Christwalking in the manifest glory and joy of the Lord.
- Light and Purity:They declare a pure, hope-filled testimony that breaks through heaviness with joyful praise and holiness
Special Care Instructions:
They are made out of thin silk, got to be gentle and keep it from getting it wet. Air dry if that happens and
do not put any tension on the fabric.
Silk is a delicate fabric perfect to express through dancing what you are not saying with flags have signs of usage specially at the bottom of the handles, and at the top just a small dirt spot. Flags also have a small dye spot of pink or orange it is not visible at all unless you look for it. I believe that spot came from another set of my flags that got stored together, I advise store them on their own.
At the bottom you may find a few normal minimal \"burnt\" marks done to the fabric to sealed them after the cuts were made.
Silks can be cleaned by hand washing them gently with a mil detergent or baby shampoo. I haven\'t attempted to do so because itnever bother me because you can\'t really see it when dancing. I don\'t know how to sow and I am ready for a new set so I am parting with them. Since they are very long they could be re-purposed on the handle area.
If you decide to iron do so on the \"Silk\" setting at the lowest temp. I would first try on a small section at the bottom of the flags.
Please do your own research on care instructions for a more informed approach.
Please feel free to look at all the photos and ask any questions!
Thank you and God bless you!
