Kara is a traditional Indian bracelet, often made of metal, that holds cultural and spiritual significance, particularly in the Sikh faith. It is typically worn on the wrist and symbolizes the commitment to righteousness and the remembrance of God. The circular shape represents eternity, with no beginning or end. In addition to its spiritual meaning, the kara serves as a reminder to adhere to moral values and ethical behavior. Sikhs wear it as part of the Five Ks, which are essential articles of faith that represent their beliefs and identity.