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Phulkaris: Perfect For An Akhand Path

  • The Usage: They can be used as decorative drapes for the Diwan area, as table runners for the Langar (community meal) setup, or even as elegant head coverings for the family.
  • Authentic Handcrafted Textiles for Sacred Spaces: Phulkaris have versatility—use them for the Akhand Path and then style them as a shawl or decorative element for the wedding functions.

Gift Boxes & Potli Bags

  • The Usage: After the Akhand Path, it is traditional to distribute Prashad or gifts (often dry fruits or sweets) to guests.
  • Perfect For Distributing Bhog or Thank-You Gifts to Your Akhand Path Attendees: Elegant Keepsake Packaging. Gift boxes and potli bags are perfect for packing these Prashad favors.

Meenakari & Decorative Plates/Cups

  • The Usage: These are essential for the Langar or refreshment stations set up for guests and Sevadars (volunteers) who attend the ceremony.
  • Sikh Hospitality Essentials: The perfect way to serve tea, water, or light snacks to guests arriving for the ceremony, adding a touch of elegance to the sewa.

Gifts of Gratitude: Heritage Kalgis

  • The Usage: While these are usually for the groom, many families choose to gift jewelry or traditional accessories to close family members or the Pathis (readers) during the Bhog ceremony as a token of gratitude.
  • Gifts of Gratitude: Thoughtful gifts for the family to present to those who helped organize or perform the ceremony.

Gifts of Gratitude: Exquisite Malas

The Usage: While these are usually for the groom, many families choose to gift jewelry or traditional accessories to close family members or the Pathis (readers) during the Bhog ceremony as a token of gratitude.

Gifts of Gratitude: Thoughtful gifts for the family to present to those who helped organize or perform the ceremony.

Gifts of Gratitude: Statement Jewellery

The Usage: Many families choose to gift jewelry or traditional accessories to close family members during the Bhog ceremony as a token of gratitude.

Gifts of Gratitude: Thoughtful gifts for the family to present to those who helped organize or perform the ceremony.

Gifts of Gratitude: Money Envelopes

The Usage: Guests often offer money as a sign of respect (Dasvandh or contribution) during religious ceremonies.

Sophisticated Shagun Envelopes: Respectful and elegant envelopes for your Dasvandh or offerings.

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