Culture & Identity
Religious and Community Symbols
Find religious, cultural and community characters by their Unicode identity, with code references for each symbol.
30 symbols
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- Star Of David details
- Greek Small Letter Psi details
- Latin Cross details
- Shadowed White Latin Cross details
- Outlined Latin Cross details
- Orthodox Cross details
- Cross Of Lorraine details
- West Syriac Cross details
- East Syriac Cross details
- Ankh details
- Devanagari Om details
- Gujarati Om details
- Cjk Unified Ideograph 5350 details
- Cjk Unified Ideograph 534d details
- Right Facing Svasti Sign With Dots details
- Left Facing Svasti Sign With Dots details
- Right Facing Svasti Sign details
- Left Facing Svasti Sign details
- Yin Yang details
- Hammer And Sickle details
- Tibetan Symbol Phur Pa details
- Farsi Symbol details
- Adi Shakti details
- Cross Of Jerusalem details
- Maltese Cross details
- Right Facing Armenian Eternity Sign details
- Left Facing Armenian Eternity Sign details
- Chi Rho details
- Peace Symbol details
- Star And Crescent details
Context matters more than appearance
A Unicode name identifies a character; it does not explain every meaning a community may attach to it. Traditions, movements and regions can use the same mark differently or consider its placement sensitive.
Before using an unfamiliar symbol in publication, verify its meaning with a reliable source from the relevant community. Avoid treating a visual resemblance as proof that two symbols are interchangeable.