Hand-Inlaid Khanda Wood Plaque

Presenting the Artisan Hand-Inlaid Khanda Wood Plaque, a powerful and spiritually significant piece that embodies courage, sovereignty, and the rich heritage of the Sikh faith. Skillfully hand-assembled from premium hardwoods, this plaque features the sacred Khanda symbol—comprising the double-edged sword, the Chakkar, and two Kirpans—rendered in a bold, multi-tonal mosaic style.

The surface of the wood is meticulously detailed, showcasing a striking composition of Teak, Sheesham, and White Teak (Red Rose). Each geometric segment is expertly cut and fitted to create a subtle three-dimensional relief, highlighting the natural grain patterns and warm, contrasting tones of the timber. This intricate density of craftsmanship invites close appreciation of the organic textures and the balanced, symmetrical design. Encased in a matching mitered wood frame, this sculpture brings a touch of sacred grandeur and master-level artistry to any home or office.

Material: Hand-Inlaid Premium Hardwoods (Teak, Sheesham, and White Teak)
Dimensions: H – 64 cm, W – 54 cm

Care Instructions: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth or a soft-bristled brush to reach the recessed segments. Do not use liquid polishes, water, or abrasive cleaners, as these may damage the natural wood fibers and finish.