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A double-edged sword within a circle, flanked by two curved swords.
Also known as: Sikh khanda, Sikh emblem, Adi Shakti
The khanda is the emblem of Sikhism, combining a central double-edged sword, a circular chakkar, and two flanking kirpans representing spiritual and temporal authority.
Identifies Sikhism and Sikh institutions, and appears on the Nishan Sahib flag flown at gurdwaras.
Contexts: Religion
Combines three elements: the central double-edged khanda, the circular chakkar, and two curved kirpans understood within the tradition as miri and piri — temporal and spiritual authority.
Contexts: Religion
A vertical double-edged blade inside a circle, with a curved sword on each side crossing beneath.