🔯

Dotted Six-pointed Star Emoji 🔯

What 🔯 means

A structure very similar to the ✡️ Star of David, but with a prominent addition of a thick white dot at the center. This entire design is printed in white over a purple square with blunted corners.

The 🔯 Dotted Six-Pointed Star emoji could symbolize a Rangoli, which is a famous Indian art form and also a representation of Hinduism. Nonetheless, this emoji could suggest art, Indian culture, festivity, and a sense of being or having an auspicious experience.

How and when to use it

Since 🔯 could represents a Rangoli, it could also be used as a reference to handicrafts, cultural art, and anything produced and crafted by hand. So, if you're sharing such posts or reposts; information, education, announcements or just for the sake of aesthetics, use 🔯.
Without the dot, 🔯 becomes exactly the star of David, but from a Hindu POV, known as Shatkona. It puts forth a triangular approach to the ☯️ Yin Yang. Hence, this emoji would suggest physical and spiritual union and a sense of interdependence too.
While posting or reposting content relating to India, Indian festivals, or even the culture and traditions of this sub-continent, you can bring 🔯 into the caption.
Something noteworthy about 🔯 is that dropping it into any context would invariably suggest that the content or the subject of the given context Indian, Hindu or both.

Other Names

🔯 Shatkona
🔯 Rangoli
🔯 Hindu Symbol
🔯 Artform/Handicrafts
🔯 Indian Symbol
🔯 Six-Pointed Star With a Middle Dot
🔯 Triangular Yin Yang
🔯 Male and Female Union
🔯 Hexagram With a Dot in the Middle

The lowdown

Category: Symbols › religion
Codepoints: U+1F52F
Emoji version: Emoji 0.6
Shortcodes: :six_pointed_star:
Keywords: dotted, fortune, jewish, judaism, six-pointed, star

How it looks across platforms

Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.