Khanda Colouring Page

• Ages 5+
• Easy
• 1 page
• Coloring page
• PDF: Letter & A4

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The Khanda, the emblem of the Sikhs: a double-edged sword in the middle, a ring called the chakkar, and two curved kirpans crossed below. The khanda stands for divine knowledge, the chakkar for the eternal, without beginning or end, and the two kirpans for spiritual and worldly responsibility (sikhs.org). Colour it navy blue, black or gold on a saffron or white background, and keep it upright. Tap a colour, then tap any shape to fill it, or print the free A4 or Letter PDF.

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