Tilaka (Bindi) symbol
| Symbol | Tilaka (Bindi) |
| Religion | Hinduism |
| Origin | Ancient Hindu tradition with scriptural references |
| Meaning | Represents the third eye or spiritual awakening. |
| Appearance | Colored dot on the forehead, often red or black. |
| Colors | Various colors, each with specific meanings. |
| Usage | Worn by both men and women as a religious and cultural symbol. |
| History | Mentioned in Vedic texts and widely practiced. |
| Popularity | Common in Hindu rituals, festivals, and daily life. |
| Importance | Signifies devotion and awareness of the divine. |
| Complexity | Simple yet culturally significant. |
| Emotions | Reflects a sense of cultural identity and spiritual connection. |