Khanda Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Sarbhat dah phalla or Sarbat da bhala is a Punjabi term which means "welfare of all" "may everyone be blessed" or "may good come to all". Check out our more Punjabi T-shirts design at PUNJABISTYL Store

A Desi Punjab design for all the Punjabi especially sikh livin abroad

A Desi Punjab design for all the Punjabi especially sikh livin abroad

If you're a member of the Sikh religion and nation, then let the world know with this cool Sikh shirt! Featuring a distressed khanda design, this awesome Sikh tshirt makes the perfect gift or present for anyone into Punjabi and the Gurus.

Amethyst and gold Ek Onkar / Ik Onkar symbol

The two words 'Sant' and 'Sipahi' can be translated as Sant is used to refer to a wise, knowledgeable, and Dharmic person or a "person with knowledge of God"

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A Desi Punjab design for all the Punjabi especially sikh living abroad

A Desi love Punjab design for all the Punjabi especially sikh living abroad. Including little ik onkar touch.

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A Unique khalsa design for all my Punjabi Sikh Brothers. A yellow colored design is inspired by nishan sahib which is in punjabi.

A Unique khalsa design for all my Punjabi Sikh Brothers.

A Unique khalsa design for all my Punjabi Sikh Brothers.

A Unique khalsa design for all my Punjabi Sikh Brothers. A yellow colored designed inspired by nishan sahib

PUNJAB - the LAND OF FIVE RIVERS PUNJAB is a state in northern India. Check out our more Punjabi design at PUNJABISTYL Store

PUNJAB - the LAND OF FIVE RIVERS PUNJAB is a state in northern India. Check out our more Punjabi design at PUNJABISTYL Store

A unique Punjab, Punjabi Sikh design for all the Punjab lover in Canada, Australia, USA and all over the world.

Ek onkar is a Religious phrase of Sikh. Which is also known as ik onkar. Punjab and sikhs all over the word believes in it.

The two words 'Sant' and 'Sipahi' can be translated as Sant is used to refer to a wise, knowledgeable, and Dharmic person or a "person with knowledge of God"