What does the Khanda stand for?

The Khanda is the emblem of the Sikh faith. The Khalsa card shows it in saffron at the centre.

Is the greeting spelled as I need it?

The greeting is set as the design asks, such as Happy Baisakhi or Vaisakhi Diyan Lakh Lakh Vadhaiyan. Check any lettering against your wording before printing.

Can I write in the invitation panel?

Yes. The mela card has a large clear panel for the date and place, left blank for you to fill in.

Phulkari is Punjabi embroidery on cloth, with bright satin-stitch geometric motifs. The Khalsa card uses its look as a border.

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Baisakhi cards: harvest, Khalsa, mela invitation

Baisakhi cards — a vertical card lettered "Happy Baisakhi" over golden wheat sheaves and a dhol with its sticks, a mustard-yellow border, Phulkari embroidery look, bright satin-stitch geometric motifs on a handwoven cloth ground

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A card for Baisakhi, also written Vaisakhi, the Punjabi harvest festival of mid-April that marks the founding of the Khalsa in 1699. These nine show a harvest card with wheat and a dhol, a Khalsa card with the Khanda, and a mela invitation with a clear panel for the date and place. Each is drawn in Phulkari, Punjabi folk art or a retro print. Type a different motif, such as kites, and the same styles carry it.

a greeting to family for Baisakhi
an invitation to a mela or langar
a card for a gurdwara or school notice
a printed card for a community event

Frequently asked questions

What does the Khanda stand for?: The Khanda is the emblem of the Sikh faith. The Khalsa card shows it in saffron at the centre.
Is the greeting spelled as I need it?: The greeting is set as the design asks, such as Happy Baisakhi or Vaisakhi Diyan Lakh Lakh Vadhaiyan. Check any lettering against your wording before printing.
Can I write in the invitation panel?: Yes. The mela card has a large clear panel for the date and place, left blank for you to fill in.
What is Phulkari?: Phulkari is Punjabi embroidery on cloth, with bright satin-stitch geometric motifs. The Khalsa card uses its look as a border.

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