Infografía comparativa de religion religion mundial

Card grid infographic titled "Comparative Overview of Major World Religions". 10 uniform cards in a clean neutral comparative grid, centered on the concept of religion as a global cultural and spiritual phenomenon. Each card includes a clear central icon or diagram, a name in English with canonical international name if applicable, and a one-line description in English. Include traditions such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Sikhism, Taoism (Daoism), Shinto, Jainism, and Indigenous/Traditional Religions. On each card, visually combine symbolic architecture, sacred text, ritual object, and small geographic origin map marker: Christianity with church silhouette, Bible, cross, Levant origin; Islam with mosque silhouette, Qur'an, crescent and prayer beads, Arabian Peninsula origin; Hinduism with temple silhouette, Vedas, om symbol and diya, Indian subcontinent origin; Buddhism with stupa or pagoda, Tripitaka, dharma wheel, South Asia origin; Judaism with synagogue silhouette, Torah scroll, menorah or Star of David, Levant origin; Sikhism with gurdwara silhouette, Guru Granth Sahib, khanda symbol, Punjab origin; Taoism with Chinese temple, Tao Te Ching, yin-yang ritual symbolism, China origin; Shinto with torii shrine, norito or sacred scroll symbolism, gohei ritual object, Japan origin; Jainism with temple silhouette, Agamas, ahimsa hand symbol, India origin; Indigenous/Traditional Religions with symbolic sacred site, oral tradition or symbolic text motif, ritual mask or drum, regional origin markers. Add refined mini data sections within each card for origin era, region, and core theme. Include subtle background world map references, thin timeline accents, elegant dividers, and clean museum-style labeling. Scholarly editorial poster style, warm parchment and gold palette, photorealistic paper and metallic textures, refined museum-quality educational design, balanced and respectful representation, cultural diversity emphasized, no denominational bias, no identifiable people, no real institutional logos. Editorial reference-poster illustration. All text rendered cleanly in English, no spelling errors, no gibberish characters, no real brand logos, no watermarks Respectful, scholarly framing. No proselytizing, no anti-religious framing. Equal balance across traditions where comparing.