Trigram For Mountain Symbol
☶ is the Trigram for Mountain symbol (U+2636), used in I Ching-inspired visuals and typography.
U+2636
The symbol ☶ is known as the Trigram for Mountain (Unicode U+2636). It’s commonly used as a compact, distinctive mark in digital text and design. Use the variations below to copy it easily across platforms and code.
Trigram For Mountain Symbol Meaning
☶ is the Unicode character named “TRIGRAM FOR MOUNTAIN” (U+2636) and belongs to the I Ching (Yijing) trigram set. In traditional trigram associations, the “mountain” idea often points to steadiness, stillness, and a reflective or boundary-like presence. Because it’s a self-contained character, many people use it simply as a symbolic icon—such as a “pause,” “stability,” or “mountain energy” mark—without needing to reference a longer text. In practice today, it’s also used for mood, theming, and design elements where a clean three-line emblem adds visual character.
Common uses
- •Add a compact I Ching-inspired icon to posters, flyers, or infographic headings
- •Label sections in a website or app with a “mountain/stillness” themed marker
- •Use as a decorative separator in journaling templates or study notes
- •Include in typography mockups to test symbol styling and alignment
- •Share in social media posts or captions to suggest steadiness or contemplation
Examples
☶ Trigram for Mountain
- ☶Today’s focus: ☶ calm and steady progress.
- ☶Plan check: ☶—review goals before moving forward.
- ☶Section marker: ☶ Mountain (stability).
- ☶Mood for the week: ☶ quiet strength.
- ☶Keep it simple ☶ take a breath, then decide.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2636 | |
| HTML Entity | ☶ | |
| HTML Code | ☶ | |
| CSS | \2636 |
FAQ
What Unicode character is ☶?
☶ is the Unicode character named “TRIGRAM FOR MOUNTAIN” with code point U+2636.
How do I copy ☶ for use in HTML?
You can paste the symbol directly, or use the HTML entity: ☶.
Can I use ☶ in CSS or JavaScript?
Yes. CSS can use \\2636 and JavaScript can use \\u{2636} (as provided).
What does the Trigram for Mountain symbol usually suggest?
It’s commonly associated with the “mountain” idea—often linked to steadiness and stillness—though many modern uses are decorative or thematic.