Baba Deep Singh’s anger was a righteous fire, born from injustice and oppression he had seen and experienced. It was an anger that burned with the desire to fight for what was right, even unto death. Baba Deep Singh’s life and teachings are an inspiration to us all. They remind us that we have the power to make a difference in the world.
Beneath a fiery canopy of autumn leaves, bathed in the sun’s golden kiss, sits Guru Nanak Dev Ji, one with the universe. His eyes, closed in deep meditation. In that sacred space, time stands still, eternity unfolds, and the very essence of “Oneness” finds its purest expression. The artist has perfectly captured the essence of the emotion and soul.
Artist’s brush unveils a realm of valor where Guru Gobind Singh Ji stands steadfast under storm-wracked skies. Meticulous strokes forge gleaming armor, rippling muscles, and ethereal waters in a symphony of celestial might. Beyond canvas, this masterpiece ignites imagination, blurring reality and legend. It whispers tales of courage, faith, and resilience, a legacy for your home and heart.
When Baba Deep Singh Ji learned about the disturbing news of the attack on Harimander Sahib, he immediately declared his intention of expelling the Afghans and rebuilding the gurdwara. He took a vow not to come back alive without fulfilling this mission. He gathered a large group of Sikhs and advanced towards Sir Harimander Sahib. By the time they reached Tern Taran, their numbers had risen to about five thousand.
The portrait’s intricate details and masterful brushwork elevate the artwork to a level of profound significance. The Guru’s regal attire, adorned with intricate patterns and symbols, is rendered with meticulous precision, reflecting the reverence and respect bestowed upon his divine stature. The artists deft handling of light and shadow further enhances the portrait’s realism, imbuing the Guru’s presence with an aura of otherworldly grace.
When Baba Deep Singh Ji learned about the disturbing news of the attack on Harimander Sahib,
The intricate details and masterful brushwork elevate the artwork to profound significance. This portrait is a testament to the legacy of Guru Gobind Singh Ji
His eyes, closed in deep meditation. In that sacred space, time stands still, eternity unfolds, and the very essence of “Oneness” finds its purest expression.
Amidst the vibrant colours, Guru Gobind Singh Ji emerges, his serene countenance radiating an aura of divine wisdom and timeless grace.
Blood for blood, Samana bleeds as Banda Singh’s righteous wrath dismantles Mughal power. Sikh justice prevails as a new dawn breaks.
The delicate blend of watercolours and pencils, capture the essence of Baba Deep Singh’s indomitable spirit. The pencil, adds depth revealing intricate patterns and detail.
A portrait of Guru Gobind Singh Ji emerges from the canvas. His serene countenance, etched with wisdom, anchors the composition.
This victory was a significant turning point for the Khalsa, marking the beginning of their establishment in Punjab and their resistance against Mughal rule.
Beneath a crimson sky, where smoke choked the air and swords clashed like thunder, he charged like a whirlwind, his eyes blazing with righteous fury.
Transcend the canvas and enter a realm of heroic era with this masterful artwork. The Artist blends elements of realism and adventure to create an epic scene where Guru Gobind Singh Ji and his valiant steed stand resolute amidst a tempestuous sky.
In the heart of your living room, a masterpiece unfolds. Not merely paint on canvas, but a portal to a bygone era of valour. Weathered yet resolute, Mai Bhago and her stallion charges forth, a beacon of courage amidst a sea of dust and determination.
Bold primary colours explode across the canvas, capturing the unwavering spirit of Baba Deep Singh. Lichtenstein’s trademark Ben-Day dots dance across the background, each one a testament to countless battles fought.
In the haze of battle, where dust and smoke obscured the dying sun, The canvas becomes a window into the soul of Baba Deep Singh.
Baba Deep Singh is one of the most famous Jinda Shaheeds in Sikh history a title given to Sikhs who have died fighting for their faith. He was a 75-year-old man who led Sikhs to defend against the Afghan army, even though they were outnumbered and outgunned.
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"My entire family absolutely loves this piece and everyone that comes over always asks us where we bought it from!
(I should get a commission for the amount of referrals I've sent you guys!!) But seriously, it's a great painting and we could not have asked for anything more sacred. Keep up the good work guys!"
P.s thank you for all your help with the frames too!
Jassi & Harpal London
"This painting was the best moving in the present my sister got me. We love it! It brings such positivity into our house. Being Sikh we always wanted to keep Guru Ji's pictures in our first home but we could never connect with the old-style paintings. This is the first time we have seen Guru Ji being represented in all his glory but with a modern twist. It's great and it's something our generation needs."
Thank you.
Dr Sandu & Mrs Sandu High Wycombe
"Wahe Guru ji ka Khalsa Wahe Guru ji ki Fateh.
We received our painting yesterday and we just wanted to say thank you. The painting is perfect and both of our kids love it. "
God Bless.
Harminder Kaur & Gurmeet Singh Leeds
