Meaning
The khanda, emblem of Sikhism: a double-edged sword in the centre, a circle around it and two curved swords crossing at the sides. Together they express belief in one God and the balance of spiritual and worldly responsibility.
Sikhs use it in greetings for Vaisakhi and Gurpurab, in posts from the gurdwara and in bios: “Happy Vaisakhi to everyone celebrating 🪯🙏” It is a sacred sign, so it fits faith and community posts rather than casual decoration.