Hindu
Hinduism has acquired a number of well-known symbols.
Hindu sacraments are tangible symbols or markings that Sanathana Dharma adherents employ as a show of their devotion and are regarded as holy (Hinduism).
Hindu gods’ statues and idols are known as murtis.
They are a staple in many Hindu families and play a significant role in Hindu culture.
The tilaka (or tilak) is a mark worn as a symbol of spiritual piety on the forehead or other regions of the body.
Vibhuti is the holy ash that is obtained through fire-based sacred puja rituals.
Additionally, a variation known as Basma, which is used as Vibhuti, is made from the cleaned ashes of cow dung.
Rudraksha () are the tree’s seeds, which in Hinduism stand for the tears of the Lord.