Symbol Examples
Humans are symbolic thinkers, and every tradition brings with it a rich history of symbolism. Click the button below to browse the many symbols commonly used in memorial designs for various traditions. These, and/or countless other emblems, can be designed and implemented to commemorate your loved one.

A Star of David is the Universal symbol of Judaism.

This symbol represents a man who is a Kohen. On Jewish tombstones you will sometimes see a symbol showing two hands arranged for the priestly blesssing like the example here. Used for direct male descendents of Aaron, who was the first Kohen and the brother of Moses.

This symbol represents a survivor of the Holocaust. The memorial traditionally includes a Hebrew inscription at the bottom which translate as: "May his/her/their soul(s) be bound in the bond of life."

The symbol of a water pitcher and bowl. This symbol represents the assisting of the Kohanim. The symbol represents strength and courage. A Menorah or shabath candlesticks is a symbol for a female representing the role of the women in a Jewish home.