Angel Tattoo Design Studio: Khanda Tattoo Designs and its Meanings

2 Mar 2013

Khanda Tattoo Designs and its Meanings

Khanda Tattoo Design

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Khanda is an important symbol of Sikhism and has a deep meaning behind each of 4 components it is made out of.
Two single edged swards represents swards of sixth guru of sikh's Shri Guru Hargobind who named these swards as Miri and Piri which means spirituality and temporal power.
Double edged swards in the canter is the result of merging two outer swards, means it has both, Miri (spitrtuality) and Piri (temporal power).
Circle in the canter reminds us endless nature of God who neither begins and nor dies.

One can see khanda symbol on sikh's religious flags, temples and religious books.
Khanda also reminds that sikhs has a warrior in them who fought against injustice in past.

For Khanda Tattoo Designs

When talking about tattooing, Sikh religion never suggest any permanent change/ modification to body. Sikh's were guided by their gurus to not to remove hairs from their body as it is against the nature/ God who gave us birth and this body, so should keep it complete, neat and clean and without any modification to any part.

3D Khanda Tattoo Designs

Khanda Tattoo Designs

Well, coming back on tattooing, khanda is a unique design, which always looks very attractive even if made in single black colour, or mixed with different colours or made as shading 3d khanda tattoo.

Here you can see three khanda tattoos i made from our Rajouri garden Studio long ago. Back neck, chest, shoulder are best places for khanda tattoo designs as this is more like a personal tattoo.

visit Angel Tattoo Design Studio in Delhi and Gurgaon - India to know more about Khanda tattoo designs or log on to www.tattooinindia.com or call 8826602967 for details

Here are 10 Khanda Tattoo Designs i made on my customers :