khanda
khanda, 칸다
It is an important religious symbol in Sikhism. It features two swords crossed over a double-edged sword.
This symbol represents the faith and courage of Sikhs. The circle in the center signifies eternity, while the two swords symbolize spiritual and temporal power.
시크교의 중요한 종교 상징이에요. 두 개의 칼이 십자가 모양으로 겹쳐져 있는 모양이죠.
이 표시는 시크교도들의 신념과 용기를 나타내요. 가운데 있는 둥근 고리는 영원함을 의미하고, 양쪽의 칼은 정신적, 현실적 힘을 상징한답니다.
Created in the 17th century, this symbol embodies the five core values of Sikhism: justice, compassion, morality, spirituality, and courage. It has become a vital symbol of identity for Sikhs worldwide.
In modern times, it has transcended its religious meaning to become a symbol of diversity and inclusion. It holds particular significance as a cultural icon within the Indian diaspora and serves as a source of inspiration in global fashion and art.