peace symbol

The peace symbol, designed in 1958 by Gerald Holtom, is a widely recognized emblem representing anti-war and nuclear disarmament movements. It combines the semaphore signals for the letters "N" (for nuclear) and "D" (for disarmament) inside a circle, forming a simple and powerful graphic. The symbol’s design communicates a message of hope and unity for a peaceful future, becoming an enduring icon used globally in protests, campaigns, and artwork advocating for non-violence and harmony. Its clean, memorable shape helps convey a complex call for peace in a universally understandable way.