U+115D0 "𑗐" Siddham Section Mark Double Ring with Rays Unicode Character

U+115D0 "𑗐" Siddham Section Mark Double Ring with Rays is a typographic symbol used in the Siddham script, an ancient Indian writing system historically employed for writing Sanskrit, especially in East Asian Buddhist traditions like Shingon Buddhism. This character functions as a punctuation mark, specifically designed to indicate a significant section break or major division within a text, distinguished from simpler marks by its elaborate design featuring two concentric rings with radiating lines or "rays" emanating from them. Its ornate appearance reflects the ceremonial and liturgical use of Siddham in manuscripts and ritual texts, where such decorative markers helped visually organize sacred content and guide reading or chanting.