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Home Blue Marble Wall Art Khanda and Ek Onkar Wall Art – Blue and White Marble Sikh Canvas

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Khanda and Ek Onkar Wall Art – Blue and Gold Marble Sikh Canvas

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Khanda and Ek Onkar Wall Art – Blue and White Marble Sikh Canvas

Khanda and Ek Onkar Wall Art – Blue and White Marble Sikh Canvas

Khanda and Ek Onkar Wall Art – Blue and White Marble Sikh Canvas

Khanda and Ek Onkar Wall Art – Blue and White Marble Sikh Canvas

Khanda and Ek Onkar Wall Art – Blue and White Marble Sikh Canvas

£100.00

• HQ print on 100% Natural Cotton Canvas 280gr/m2 • HQ Ink • Mirrored edges so you don’t lose any of your image, but still wraps around the support frames • Stretched on a 3.8cm stretcher bars wooden frame. The image continues around the sides, mirror wrapped. • Very carefully...

Size

12 x 18

18 x 24

32 x 24

Gallery-quality materialsHigh-resolution printing with carefully selected canvas and inks.
Made to orderPrepared individually and carefully packaged for safe delivery.
Tracked deliveryTracking details are provided as soon as your order is dispatched.

Delivery

Made to order in our Birmingham workshop and dispatched within 2–6 working days. UK delivery is free on orders over £100. Under that, A5 and A4 prints are £5 and everything else is £10, and UK delivery is never more than £10 per order. Every order is tracked and usually arrives 1–3 working days after dispatch.

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Size guide

Print-only options use A sizes. Canvas sizes are shown in inches as the overall finished artwork size. Measure your wall before ordering.

Canvas depth

Standard Canvas uses a slim 18mm wooden frame. Gallery Canvas uses a deeper 38mm frame for a stronger statement and premium profile.

Khanda and Ek Onkar Wall Art – Blue and White Marble Sikh Canvas

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• HQ print on 100% Natural Cotton Canvas 280gr/m2
• HQ Ink
• Mirrored edges so you don’t lose any of your image, but still wraps around the support frames
• Stretched on a 3.8cm stretcher bars wooden frame. The image continues around the sides, mirror wrapped.
• Very carefully packaged in 3 protective layers, no damage during transportation.
• Tracking information will be provided as soon as we ship your order.
• Ready to Hang

The symbol or emblem of Sikhism is known as the Khanda. It is made up of: The Khanda – a double-edged sword. This represents the belief in one God. The Chakkar, like the Kara it is a circle representing God without beginning or end and reminding Sikhs to remain within the rule of God.

Ik Onkar (Gurmukhi: ੴ, ਇੱਕ ਓਅੰਕਾਰ; Punjabi pronunciation: [ɪkː oːəŋkaːɾᵊ]) is the symbol that represents the one supreme reality and is a central tenet of Sikh religious philosophy.

The lead time for all of our products is 5 – 10 days.

All our sizing is displayed per entire set, when all panels are combined, without spacing included.

Made to Order: Comes already stretched on pinewood Frame with hanging hardware at the back, no additional framing required.

Printed at High Resolution on Professional High Quality Canvas.

A great choice for home, living room, bedroom, kitchen, dining room, hotel, restaurant & office wall decoration etc… Perfect Christmas and New Year gifts for your relatives and friends.

We can offer you canvases with absolutely any images! You can choose any canvas print from the shop or you can order any other picture you want through custom order!

We also make canvases to meet your sizing requirements, please contact us if you require a canvas made to a specific size

Sizes Displayed in Inches

Sikh Wall Art for Your Home or Office

Sikh art is an ancient form of visual arts that originated in India. The term "Sikh" means "disciple" in Sanskrit. This style of art is known for its intricate patterns and bright colors.

Sikh Art for Homes

Sikhs use these designs to decorate their homes and offices. They are very popular because they are easy to make and inexpensive. You can find them at craft stores, online retailers, and even some grocery stores.