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Khanda

Khanda

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A simplified, geometric impression of the Khanda — central double-edged sword, chakkar and two kirpans.

About this symbol

Meaning: Divine knowledge, oneness, and the balance of spiritual and temporal power.
Culture / origin: Sikhism (Punjab)
Era: Emblem formalised in the modern era
Historical context: The Khanda is the central emblem of the Sikh faith.

This belongs to a living faith tradition. Use it respectfully and in context — not as decoration — and credit the tradition. Simplified homage only.

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sikhkhandasacred

SVG source

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