Tshewang Jamtsho, a villager from Phongmey, Tashigang, shares about Tsedar and Tseda (Longevity Flag and Longevity Arrow). The arrow of longevity is made out of bamboo from Tsari, Tibet, with its feather from a vulture. It is believed that vultures can survive for hundreds and thousands of years. The scarf which wraps the arrow, known as Tsedar (Longevity flag), comprise five different colors: white, yellow, red, green and blue, each of which for a guardian of the four cardinal directions and the center: white is East (Sha Dorji Sampa); yellow is South Ratnasambhava; Red is West Amitabha; Green is North Amoghasiddhi; and blue is the center, Vairichana. The arrow and flag is in the altar room near the lama at the end of the annual ritual.