Jagannath Ji Pataka Seva

The Jagannath Ji Pataka is a divine offering and spiritual symbol associated with the holy Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha. These sacred flags are hoisted on homes, temples, and sacred spaces to invoke the blessings of Lord Jagannath and to protect the surroundings from negative energies.

Traditionally offered in sizes like 5 haath (5 हाथ), 7 haath, 11 haath, and 14 haath, each Jagannath Pataka carries deep spiritual meaning. The term haath is a traditional unit of measurement (approx. 1.5 feet). For instance:

• 5 haath Pataka ≈ 7.5 feet
• 7 haath Pataka ≈ 10.5 feet
• 11 haath Pataka ≈ 16.5 feet
• 14 haath Pataka ≈ 21 feet

These flags are usually made in red, yellow, or white cloth, and adorned with sacred symbols like the Chakra, Shankha, Trishul, or divine images of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra. Many Patakas are handcrafted using traditional Applique work from Odisha by artisans around the Puri temple.

Contribute to Jagannath Ji Pataka Seva

Devotees now have the opportunity to contribute to Pataka Seva based on the size of the flag. Whether you wish to offer a 5 haath Pataka or a 14 haath Pataka, your donation becomes part of a divine service to the Lord. Many devotees offer Patakas:

• In gratitude after wish-fulfillment
• During festivals like Rath Yatra, Chandan Yatra
• On auspicious days such as birthdays, anniversaries, or housewarming
• As part of Ghar Dwar Shuddhi (spiritual purification of the home)

Digital sankalp will be done before the Pataka is offered, and video will be shared with devotees after their Pataka is hoisted.

You can now book Jagannath Ji Pataka Seva online, choosing the size as per your devotion and budget.

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