Sikh Khanda || Sikh Sword keychain

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The Khanda is a powerful symbol of the Sikh faith, emerging in its modern form during the first decade of the 20th century. This distinctive emblem combines three key elements: a central double-edged khanda (sword), surrounded by a chakkar (chakram) and two single-edged kirpan (swords) crossed at the bottom, situated on either side of the khanda and chakkar. These components represent the dual aspects of Miri-Piri, signifying the integration of spiritual and temporal authority, and rejecting the notion that they are separate entities.