English: A penjor is a Balinese Hindu religious symbol of prosperity installed on the day of the Galungan ceremony. Its form is of a tall, decorated bamboo pole and can be seen across Bali year-round in front of homes, compounds and are part of temple anniversary celebrations as well almost every other important religious ceremony and Hindu life-cycle rituals.

Part of Penjor and it's symbolism 1. Sampian Penjor symbolize Sang Hyang Parama Siwa 2. Gina and Uli crackers symbolize Sang hyang Brahma 3. White and Yellow Flag symbolize Sang Hyang Iswara 4. Cili/Gegantungan Symbolize Sang Hyang Widyadari 5. Tamiang Symbolize Sang Hyang Adharma 6. Ubag Abig Symbolize Sang Hyang Rare Angon 7. Sugarcane Symbolize Sang Hyang Sambu 8. Palabungkah Palagantung Symbolize Sang Hyang Wisnu 9. Coconut Symbolize Sang Hyang Rudra 10. Young coconut leaf and young sugarpalm leaf Symbolize Sang Hyang Mahadewa 11. Ti leaf Symbolize Sang Hyang Sangkara 12. Sanggah Ardha Candra Symbolize Sang Hyang Siwa 13. Banten Symbolize Sang Hyang Sadha Siwa 14. Lamak Symbolize Sang Hyang Tribuana

15. Bamboo covered by white fabric or young sugar palm leaf Symbolize Sang Hyang Mahesora