U+115CC "𑗌" Siddham Section Mark with Rays and Dotted Crescents Unicode Character

U+115CC "𑗌" Siddham Section Mark with Rays and Dotted Crescents is a punctuation mark used in the Siddham script, an ancient writing system primarily employed for writing Sanskrit and mantra texts in East Asian Buddhism. This ornate symbol functions as a textual divider, marking the end of a section or chapter with distinctive decorative elements: a central circle or sun motif with radiating rays above and dotted crescent shapes below. It belongs to the Siddham block of Unicode and is often found in manuscript traditions from medieval India, China, and Japan, where it served both a practical and aesthetic role in structuring liturgical or philosophical writings.