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The Khanda is one of the most important Sikh symbols and is found on the NishanSahib (Sikh holy flag) in Gurdwaras.
The symbol is made up from a central double-edged sword (khanda), a circle (chakkar) and two inter-locking single edged swords (kirpans).
The doorhandles of the Bristol Sikh Temple form the shape of the khanda when closed.
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: Khanda stand (Sikh symbol). Gold plated 3d statue on a pearl grey base.