Endless Knot (Srivatsa) symbol
| Symbol | Endless Knot (Srivatsa) |
| Religion | Buddhism |
| Origin | Traced back to ancient India and later incorporated into Buddhist art. |
| Meaning | Symbolizes the interdependence of all phenomena and the continuity of the Buddha's teachings. |
| Appearance | A knot with no beginning or end. |
| Colors | Often depicted in gold or as a decorative element in various colors. |
| Usage | Featured in art, textiles, and as a decorative motif. |
| History | Linked to early Buddhist scriptures. |
| Popularity | Common in Mahayana Buddhism. |
| Importance | Emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things. |
| Complexity | Simple design with deep philosophical implications. |
| Emotions | Conveys a sense of unity and infinite wisdom. |