Black Bowtie Symbol
⧓ is the Black Bowtie symbol (U+29D3) used to add a compact geometric mark in text.
U+29D3
The ⧓ symbol is known as the Black Bowtie and corresponds to Unicode code point U+29D3. It’s commonly used when you want a distinctive geometric divider or accent that works well in plain text. You can copy it directly or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Black Bowtie Symbol Meaning
⧓ (BLACK BOWTIE, U+29D3) is a geometric symbol that resembles a bowtie or hourglass shape. In practice, it’s used as a decorative mark, separator, or typographic accent because its bold, compact form stands out without needing extra characters. While it may appear in mathematical or technical contexts under the Unicode “Math” category, most everyday usage is visual: marking steps, labeling sections, or creating lightweight ornamentation in UI text, headings, or status messages. Its meaning is usually contextual rather than fixed, so it works best when paired with surrounding text or layout.
Common uses
- •Acting as a compact divider between two phrases or clauses in UI labels
- •Decorating step lists or workflows (e.g., “Start ⧓ Confirm”) in guides and documentation
- •Using as a typographic accent in posters, banners, and graphic text
- •Marking matching pairs or contrasting options in forms and preference selectors
- •Inserting into math notes or diagrams as a geometric symbol to emphasize structure
Examples
⧓ Black Bowtie Symbol
- ⧓Choose option A ⧓ option B to continue
- ⧓Level 1 ⧓ Level 2 (in progress)
- ⧓Open settings ⧓ review permissions ⧓ save
- ⧓Required ⧓ Recommended
- ⧓Let ⧓ represent a special relation in this example
Variations
Ready to copy
Technical codes
| Unicode | U+29D3 | |
| HTML Entity | ⧓ | |
| HTML Code | ⧓ | |
| CSS | \29D3 |
FAQ
What does the Black Bowtie symbol mean?
⧓ (BLACK BOWTIE, U+29D3) is a geometric symbol that resembles a bowtie or hourglass shape. In practice, it’s used as a decorative mark, separator, or typographic accent because its bold, compact form stands out without needing extra characters. While it may appear in mathematical or technical contexts under the Unicode “Math” category, most everyday usage is visual: marking steps, labeling sections, or creating lightweight ornamentation in UI text, headings, or status messages. Its meaning is usually contextual rather than fixed, so it works best when paired with surrounding text or layout.
What is the Unicode code point for ⧓?
⧓ is the BLACK BOWTIE symbol with Unicode code point U+29D3.
How do I copy ⧓ for use in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity ⧓ or copy the character directly from this page.
What CSS escape can I use to render ⧓?
Use the CSS escape \\29D3.
Is ⧓ supported everywhere?
Support depends on the font and platform. If it doesn’t display, try a Unicode-capable font and verify using U+29D3.