Trishula (Trident) symbol
| Symbol | Trishula (Trident) |
| Religion | Hinduism |
| Origin | Associated with various Hindu deities, notably Lord Shiva. |
| Meaning | Represents the three aspects of existence - creation, preservation, and destruction. |
| Appearance | A three-pronged spear or trident. |
| Colors | Varies, often seen in silver or gold. |
| Usage | Symbol of Lord Shiva, used in religious rituals and as an emblem of power. |
| History | Rooted in Hindu mythology and iconography. |
| Popularity | Widely recognized as a symbol of divine power. |
| Importance | Emblematic of Lord Shiva's cosmic responsibilities. |
| Complexity | Simple in form, profound in symbolism. |
| Emotions | Evokes a sense of reverence for Lord Shiva's power and cosmic role. |