The Khanda is the primary emblem of the Sikh faith, combining three distinct weapons that carry deep spiritual meaning. The central double-edged sword (Khanda) represents divine knowledge cutting through falsehood. The circular Chakkar ring surrounding it symbolizes God's eternal nature -- without beginning or end. The two curved Kirpan swords on either side represent Miri (temporal power) and Piri (spiritual authority), reminding Sikhs that faith and action must go hand in hand. The Khanda appears on the Nishan Sahib (Sikh flag) flying at every Gurdwara worldwide. Our wallpapers feature the Khanda in ornate gold, cosmic light, marble carving, and sunrise silhouette styles.
