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Wheel of dharma

The Wheel of Dharma emoji depicts a purple box with a white Buddhist symbol that resembles a ship steering wheel in it. The symbol means “what is established or firm,” and is used as a symbol of law. Use the Wheel of Dharma emoji when having a conversation about Buddhist beliefs or religion in general.

Codepoints: 2638 FE0F
Introduced: June, 2014 in Unicode version 7.0.0 (Emoji version 0.7)
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