Kara (Steel Bracelet) symbol
| Symbol | Kara (Steel Bracelet) |
| Religion | Sikhism |
| Origin | Part of the five Ks instituted by Guru Gobind Singh. |
| Meaning | Symbolizes the eternal nature of God and the unbreakable bond between the Sikh and the divine. |
| Appearance | A steel bracelet worn on the right wrist. |
| Colors | Typically made of stainless steel or iron. |
| Usage | Worn by initiated Sikhs as a constant reminder of their commitment. |
| History | Introduced to instill a sense of identity and devotion |
| Popularity | Universally adopted by initiated Sikhs. |
| Importance | Signifies the unbroken connection with the divine and the Sikh community. |
| Complexity | Simple in design, rich in spiritual symbolism. |
| Emotions | Elicits feelings of spiritual connectedness and commitment. |