A circle of hair located between the eyebrows. It is considered an auspicious mark and is included in some lists of the thirty-two major marks of a great being. In images it is often depicted as a gem between the eyebrows.

A single coiled and very long hair on the Buddha’s forehead. One of the thirty-two marks of a great person.

An auspicious curl or tuft of hair between the eyebrows.

A tuft of hair between the eyebrows; this is one of the thirty-two auspicious marks of a buddha.

Circular tuft of hair between the eyebrows.

One of the thirty-two signs of a great being, it is a coiled white hair between the eyebrows. Literally, the Sanskrit ūrṇā means “wool hair,” and kośa means “treasure.”

A single coil of white hair located between the eyebrows of a buddha, it is one of the thirty-two primary signs of a buddha.

One of the thirty-two signs of a great being, it is a coiled white hair between the eyebrows. Literally, the Sanskrit urṇa means “wool” hair, and kośa means “treasure.”

A curled hair or ringlet between the eyebrows that is one of the thirty-two major signs of a “great being.”

A hair between the eyebrows of a buddha. One of the marks of an awakened being.

One of the thirty-two marks of a great being consisting of a hair between the eyebrows capable of emitting an intense bright light.

A hair between the eyebrows of a buddha. One of the marks of an awakened being.

One of the physical marks of a buddha that takes the form of a coil of hair between the eyebrows.

One of the physical marks of a buddha that takes the form of a hair that is coiled up between the eyebrows.

One of the thirty-two marks of a great person. It consists of a tuft of hair between the eyebrows.

See “ūrṇā.”

One of the physical marks of a buddha, a hair that is coiled up between the eyebrows.

A single curled hair or tuft of hair located between the eyebrows of a buddha.