Khanda Symbol of Sikhism

An iconic black and white depiction of the Khanda, the emblem of Sikhism. This powerful symbol incorporates a central double-edged sword (Khanda) signifying divine power and knowledge, flanked by two crossed Kirpans (single-edged swords) that represent spiritual and temporal authority. At the very top, a circular Chakra, often called the Chakkar, embodies eternity and divine justice. It’s a profound representation of the fundamental tenets of the Sikh faith.

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