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Collection of Indian Symbols Cliparts (44)

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A focused gallery of indian symbols illustrations that balance clean outlines with bolder filled styles, ready for quick drop in projects and worksheets.

A bold, minimalist representation of the thunderbird, a revered spirit being in many Indigenous North American cultures.
A clean, stylized collection of Native American motifs-arrows, a bear paw print, a teepee, and patterned feathers-perfect for creative or educational use.
A symbolic turtle design featuring a geometric cross on its shell and star-like limbs, common in pre-Columbian and Native American spiritual art.
A bold, hand-drawn style sun motif with expressive rays, set against a rhythmic wavy background-perfect for creative branding or decorative use.
The Zia sun symbol, featuring a red center, black rays, and turquoise outer ring, embodies harmony, balance, and the four directions.
A beautifully detailed tribal turtle with flowing patterns and symbolic heart centerpiece, ideal for body art or spiritual symbolism.
A bold, stylized bear paw print, often used in logos, tattoos, and nature-themed designs to evoke strength and wilderness.
A cheerful, stylized peacock with its tail fully spread, showcasing brilliant green, blue, and gold eye-patterned feathers.
A powerful bear figure rendered in stark black and white, with a symbolic white pattern evoking Indigenous art traditions.
The Kokopelli motif-a timeless symbol of joy, fertility, and storytelling in Indigenous Southwest cultures.
A bold red spirit being rendered in classic formline style, embodying ancestral storytelling and spiritual presence.
The Zia Sun Symbol, a sacred emblem of the Zia Pueblo people, features a circle with four groups of three radiating lines.
A symbolic handprint with a spiral at its center, evoking themes of inner journey and ancient wisdom.
A classic illustration of key Hindu ritual objects arranged for puja-symbolizing purity, prosperity, and devotion.
This evocative logo merges traditional Indigenous symbols-crossed arrows for protection, a feather for spirit, sunburst for life, and bear paw for strength.
A powerful eagle captured mid-dive, wings spread wide and talons ready-ideal for emblems and bold visual statements.
The image is a red and yellow illustration of a totem pole. The totem pole is in the shape of a human body with two arms and two legs. The body is made up of multiple layers of red lines and shapes, creating a geometric pattern. The top layer has a triangular shape with a pointed nose and two large eyes. The eyes are large and round, and the mouth is slightly open, as if it is smiling. The arms and legs are also red and have two small circles on them. The overall design is simple and cartoon-like.
A classic Indian folk-style illustration showing the bride and groom performing the Saptapadi (seven steps) ritual, symbolizing lifelong commitment.
The Indian national flag waves proudly beside the Indian peacock-the country’s national bird-highlighting key symbols of Indian identity.
The Medicine Wheel represents balance, harmony, and the interconnectedness of life through its four sacred colors and directions.
A bride and groom perform the Saptapadi ritual, circling the sacred fire while holding a symbolic cloth knot, marking their marital vows.
A colorful depiction of a classic Indian royal wedding baraat, complete with drummers, horn players, and attendants escorting the bride in a golden palanquin.
A balanced, symmetrical emblem blending mystical eye symbolism with Celtic-inspired knotwork and flame accents.
A graceful, hand-drawn-style floral scroll with elegant curves and leafy tendrils-perfect for vintage or luxury design projects.
The bride and groom exchange floral garlands (Varmala) during a traditional Hindu wedding ceremony, standing before the sacred fire (Agni).
A traditional line-art depiction of Lord Ganesha, framed within a symbolic mandala featuring lotus elements and decorative flourishes.
A traditional Kokopelli petroglyph interpretation: a humpbacked flute player associated with fertility, rain, and journeying across the Southwest.
The image is a black and white line drawing of an inkwell. The inkwell is made of metal and has a cylindrical shape with a lid on top. It has a handle on the side and a spout on the right side. The body of the inkwell has a lattice pattern on it, which is typical of a quill pen. There is also a small amount of ink spilling out of the spout. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
A sister joyfully ties a colorful rakhi on her brother’s wrist during Raksha Bandhan, surrounded by sweets and ceremonial items.
A powerful tribal-style wolf mid-howl, rendered in clean black-and-white with dynamic negative space and symbolic symmetry.
A classic Indian line-art depiction of a woman performing a ritual under a decorated arch, evoking timeless cultural elegance.
A colorful montage celebrating India’s diverse heritage-from classical music and dance to festivals, crafts, and spiritual symbols.
A striking black-and-white formline artwork depicting a mythic being surrounded by ancestral motifs-rooted in Haida, Tlingit, or Kwakwaka’wakw tradition.
A classic illustration of a Hindu wedding ceremony, showing the bride and groom walking around the sacred fire (Agni) as part of the Saptapadi rite.
In a traditional Hindu wedding, the bride and groom join hands over the sacred fire, signifying unity and divine witness.
A pair of intricately decorated shehnais-classic Indian woodwind instruments used in weddings, festivals, and classical performances.
A beautifully illustrated royal Indian wedding scene, featuring a bride and groom in ceremonial attire, carried in a decorated palanquin by attendants.
A classic line-art depiction of Lord Ganesha seated in meditation, holding sacred symbols-modak, lotus, axe, and noose-embodying wisdom, prosperity, and protection.
A schematic representation of a traditional nuclear family: two parents and two children.
The image is a portrait of a Native American man. He is wearing a traditional headdress with feathers on top. The headdress is made up of multiple strands of gold beads and has a large feather in the center. The man has a serious expression on his face and is looking directly at the viewer. He appears to be wearing a long-sleeved shirt and a necklace. The background is plain white.
The image is a black and white illustration of the Indian rupee symbol. The symbol is in the shape of a letter "R" and is made up of two curved lines, one on top of the other. The lines are slightly curved and the curve is slightly angled, creating a sense of movement. The background is white, making the symbol stand out. The image is simple and minimalistic, with no additional details or shading.
A stylized illustration of essential Indian instruments: tabla, dholak, bansuri flute, and manjira cymbals, showcasing cultural heritage.
The image is a collection of nine icons related to religious symbols. The icons are arranged in a grid of three rows and three columns. The first row has a cross, a crescent moon, a star, and an om symbol. The second row has two symbols, a yin and yang symbol, and the third row has three symbols - a menorah, a wheel of fortune, and a hamsa symbol. All the icons are in a brown color and have a simple, minimalist design. The symbols are simple and minimalistic, with no color or shading.
The image is a simple, symmetrical flower design. It is made up of six petals that are arranged in a symmetrical pattern. The petals are a light brown color and are slightly curved at the edges. The center of the flower is a darker shade of brown and is surrounded by a white circle. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.