A reference collection of religious, spiritual, and faith-related Unicode symbols from major world traditions. Click any symbol to copy it instantly.
This library contains symbols from Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and other world traditions, along with universal spiritual and peace symbols. Organized by faith tradition and category.
Unicode cross variants and church-related symbols used in Christian traditions.
Crescent, mosque, and other symbols associated with Islamic tradition.
Star of David, menorah, and other symbols from Jewish tradition.
Symbols from Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism traditions.
Symbols from Taoism, Shintoism, and East Asian spiritual traditions.
The monogram and digram line forms that build the I Ching trigrams above.
Symbols used across multiple spiritual traditions or universally recognized.
The gestures, doves, and goodwill symbols that pair with the peace sign above.
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The Latin cross (✝) — the central symbol of Christianity.
The five-pointed star (⛤).
The six-pointed Star of David (✡ ✡️) — the Magen David, or "Shield of David".
The three-bar cross (☦) most closely associated with Russian Orthodoxy.
Om, or Aum (ॐ, 🕉️).
The lowercase χ that powers the χ² statistical test, the capital Χ that opens "Christ" in Greek and gave us the Chi-Rho monogram and the…
The star and crescent (☪ ☪️).