Kamandalu symbol
| Symbol | Kamandalu |
| Religion | Hinduism |
| Origin | Carried by ascetics and sages, associated with Lord Brahma. |
| Meaning | Symbolizes simplicity, detachment, and the spiritual journey. |
| Appearance | Water pot made from dried gourd or metal |
| Colors | Varies, often seen in earthy tones or metal finishes. |
| Usage | Carried by sadhus and yogis as a sacred container. |
| History | Rooted in Hindu ascetic traditions and mythology. |
| Popularity | Symbolic in religious processions and rituals. |
| Importance | Emblematic of asceticism and spiritual purity. |
| Complexity | Simple yet culturally significant. |
| Emotions | Elicits feelings of simplicity, renunciation, and spiritual focus. |