Guru Nanak Jayanti cards: Ik Onkar, Harmandir Sahib, the lamps

Printable greeting cards for Guru Nanak Jayanti, the Gurpurab that marks the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji on Kartik Purnima. Sikh families send them. Each card shows the Ik Onkar, the Harmandir Sahib reflected in its pool at night, or lamps with a small Khanda, with the greeting lettered in. The lamps card leaves a clear panel for your message. Type a different emblem or language, such as Punjabi, and the same styles will carry it.

• a Gurpurab greeting to family abroad
• a card for a friend's home
• a print for a prayer room wall
• a card shared in a family group

Frequently asked questions

Are the cards printable?

Yes. Each is a flat card seen straight on, with an even margin of paper around it.

What do the three styles look like?

Gold on blue is gilded manuscript ornament, saffron minimal is one motif in wide space, and fresco is Punjabi miniature painting in turquoise, rose and ochre.

Where can I write my own message?

The lamps card leaves a clear panel in the middle for the sender's message; the other two cards carry only the greeting.

Can I ask for a different emblem or language?

Yes. A direction such as Khanda emblem or in Punjabi is a request for the design, not a promised result.

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