Gurbani

WAHEGURU JI KA KHALSA WAHEGURU JI KI FATEH

Subject matter and symbol chosen for artwork is sourced from Sri Guru Granth Sahib the foundation of Sikh religion. The fifth patshahi Guru Arjan Dev had compiled and established the "Adi Granth" in Harmandar Sahib in 1604. It was the tenth patshahi Guru Gobind Singh who dictated the current form and ordained Sri Guru Granth Sahib to be the embodiment of the Gurus. Originating with the divine birth of Guru Nanak in 1469, Sikh religion started with the creation of Khalsa in an unprecedented ritual performed by Guru Gobind Singh on Baisakhi of 1699.

Calligraphy is done on handmade papyrus paper currently available only from Egypt. This paper has been known to last thousands of years. (Please refer to the research conducted in University of Copenhagen) Writing is done using special inks only by hand with ink dip nibs or dressed bamboo reed’ to avoid smudging and the uncontrolled flow. 

Every artwork is unique, exclusive and handcrafted only. ( no prints.)

Once the matter or verse is chosen, It sometimes takes a few days to conceptualize the design and compose the layout, Absolute care is necessary to write the matter correctly in the absence of backspace or delete functions. Even a miniscule error makes the entire effort useless and the entire process has to be repeated until the correct delivery.

Flexibility of sizes, customization of subject matter and display options makes our products suitable for personal altars, display in your place of pride or devotional gifts.

The artwork is created from the matter either CHOSEN BY YOU OR DISPLAYED HEREIN. Please ascertain the delivery period as most of the artwork is not readily available.