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).

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Hindu gods' statues and idols are known as murtis.

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They are a staple in many Hindu families and play a significant role in Hindu culture.

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The tilaka (or tilak) is a mark worn as a symbol of spiritual piety on the forehead or other regions of the body.

Rudraksha () are the tree's seeds, which in Hinduism stand for the tears of the Lord.