Stupa symbol
| Symbol | Stupa |
| Religion | Buddhism |
| Origin | Rooted in ancient Indian architecture. |
| Meaning | Represents the enlightened mind and the path to awakening. |
| Appearance | A mound-like structure with various levels and a spire. |
| Colors | Often white or gold, representing purity. |
| Usage | Constructed as a Buddhist monument and meditation aid. |
| History | Traced back to early Buddhist traditions. |
| Popularity | Common in Buddhist countries as sacred structures. |
| Importance | Signifies the presence of Buddha's relics or important teachings. |
| Complexity | Architecturally diverse, with intricate details |
| Emotions | Conveys a sense of reverence and sacredness. |