Hindu symbols in everyday objects

In this video, I talk about the Hindu symbols and prominent visuals one can notice in everyday objects. A person might have them without necessarily practicing Hinduism, so it's appropriate to try to explain the meaning of these Hindu symbols.
In my explanations I rely largely on this publication:
Bowker, John (1997). World Religions: The Great Faiths Explored and Explained. RD Press.
Chapters:
00:00-00:55 - Introduction
00:56-01:45 - Aum
01:46-01:56 - White clothes of Sarasvati
01:57-02:01 - Musical instrument
02:02-02:10 - Prayer beads
02:11-02:19 - Multiple heads and arms
02:20-02:25 - Vishnu's blue skin
02:26-02:34 - Conch
02:35-02:38 - Mace
02:39-02:59 - Lotus
03:00-03:07 - Saffron color
03:08-03:18 - Avatar
03:19-03:40 - Krishna's bamboo flute
03:41-03:47 - Peacock feather
03:48-03:58 - Buddha's elongated earlobes
03:59-04:05 - Buddha's cranial protuberance
04:06-04:11 - Half-closed eyes
04:12-04:20 - Kalki
04:21-04:29 - Fire of Shiva Nataraja
04:30-04:35 - Drum
04:36-04:46 - The cosmic dance
04:47-04:53 - The middle hands
04:54-04:58 - Loose hair
04:59-05:03 - Third eye
05:04-05:14 - Cobra
05:15-05:22 - Demon
05:23-05:50 - Ganesha's elephant head
05:51-06:00 - Mouse
06:01-06:10 - Conclusion