A brass pendant, 18k gold plated with natural stones.
Its size is 2.8 x 2.3
It can be purchased with or without a chain.
It can be customized with different natural stones.
Adi Shakti is the primordial creative energy. It represents the creation of the whole universe.
In pagan times, this symbol was believed to represent the arms of a goddess as a sign of protection.
The Adi Shakti Khanda further depicts 3 swords with a circle symbolizing the 3 aspects of the mind: positive, negative and neutral.
The circle, symbol of infinity, reminds us that infinite nature has no beginning and no end.
The Khanda (central sword) is the central double-edged dagger, representing righteousness, neutral mind, non-reactive decision making.
The two Kirpans (side swords) are curved knivesand they represent the polarities that must be balanced by neutrality: temporal and spiritual, negative and positive.
This symbol was later revived to symbolize the Indian cultural tradition of Sikhs and Kundalini Yoga
