Adi Shakti Symbol

A symbol from the Religious Symbols collection. Click the symbol or the button below to copy.

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Symbol: ☬
Unicode: U+262C
HTML entity: ☬
Category: Religious Symbols

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About the adi shakti symbol

This symbol is read as Adi Shakti, a term from Sikhism that refers to the primal, creative energy of the divine. It is a central emblem in the Sikh faith, often appearing on the Nishan Sahib, the flag flown outside Gurdwaras. The character combines three elements: a double-edged sword (khanda) at the center, a circle (chakkar) around it, and two single-edged swords (kirpans) on either side, collectively representing spiritual sovereignty and the balance of power and justice.

How to type Adi Shakti

Native keyboard shortcuts for each operating system — derived from the codepoint, so the steps below are always accurate.

Windows

2 options

In Word / Outlook: type 262C then press Alt + X.
Anywhere: press Win + . to open the emoji & symbol picker, then search.

macOS

2 options

Enable “Unicode Hex Input” in System Settings → Keyboard, then hold Option and type 262C.
Or: Control + Command + Space opens the Character Viewer — search by name.