Hexagram For Holding Together Symbol
䷇ (Hexagram for Holding Together) represents bringing things together into a stable, coherent whole.
U+4DC7
䷇ is the Yijing (I Ching) hexagram symbol named “Hexagram for Holding Together.” It’s commonly used as a concise visual cue for unity, coordination, and keeping parts aligned. Below you’ll find the symbol’s meaning and practical ways to copy and reuse it.
Hexagram For Holding Together Symbol Meaning
䷇ is the “Hexagram for Holding Together” from the Yijing (I Ching). In common interpretations, it points to the value of cohesion: aligning people, roles, or pieces of a system so they work as one. The idea emphasizes stable connection rather than sudden disruption—holding together through care, structure, and cooperation. Writers and designers often use it to suggest teamwork, agreement, and maintaining integrity of a group or plan. As a character, it can also function as a distinctive typographic element, signaling a traditional or reflective tone without needing extra text.
Common uses
- •Designing an emblem for teamwork, collaboration, or community groups
- •Tagging or labeling a “unity” or “alignment” theme in a project or document
- •Adding a symbolic accent in branding for workshops, clubs, or collaborative events
- •Using in calligraphy-style headings to convey cohesion and stability
- •In social posts to reflect on keeping relationships or plans “together”
Examples
䷇ Hexagram for Holding Together (Yijing I Ching)
- ䷇Let’s hold together as one team—step by step.
- ䷇Our shared goals help us stay in alignment. ䷇
- ䷇This roadmap is designed to hold together across departments.
- ䷇Small agreements keep the group cohesive—䷇
- ䷇We’re building a system that holds together under pressure.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+4DC7 | |
| HTML Entity | ䷇ | |
| HTML Code | ䷇ | |
| CSS | \4DC7 |
FAQ
What is the character ䷇ called?
䷇ is named “Hexagram for Holding Together.”
What does ䷇ generally symbolize?
It’s commonly associated with cohesion—keeping people, plans, or parts aligned and stable as a whole.
How can I copy ䷇ into my work?
Copy the character itself from this page, or use the provided escapes like U+4DC7, \\4DC7, or \\u{4DC7}.
Is ䷇ from the Yijing (I Ching)?
Yes. Its category is Yijing (I Ching), and its Unicode name is “HEXAGRAM FOR HOLDING TOGETHER.”