Category:Ik Onkar

Media in category "Ik Onkar"

The following 19 files are in this category, out of 19 total.

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  300-year-old Guru Granth Sahib manuscripts found in a village of Maharashtra.jpg 820 × 1,184; 619 KB
  
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  Akal Ustat composition by Guru Gobind Singh inscribed on a plate of the 'Charaina' (translates to “four mirrors”) body armour worn by Guru Gobind Singh in the battle of Bhangani, ca.1688.jpg 708 × 887; 81 KB
  
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  Artwork from a folio of a Janamsakhi manuscript explaining the meaning of Ik Onkar using a traditional theory, involving symbolism from Indic deities.jpg 1,059 × 1,059; 254 KB
  
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  Close-up view of the page of a Guru Granth Sahib manuscript, showcasing the semi-circle shapes formed by calligraphic Ik Onkar (ੴ) tails.jpg 500 × 375; 147 KB
  
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  Detail of a page of a manuscript of the Sarbloh Granth showing verses of the Akal Ustat composition.jpg 756 × 134; 55 KB
  
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  EK ONKAR GURMUKHÎ 0A74.svg 200 × 200; 6 KB
  
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  Ek Onkar symbol on a shop sign in Phahurat, Bangkok.jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 2.01 MB
  
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  Ek onkar.svg 927 × 648; 4 KB
  
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  Ekonkar.normal.png 80 × 80; 2 KB
  
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  Ekonkar.stylised.png 80 × 80; 4 KB
  
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  Folio from a historical Guru Granth Sahib manuscript which appears to be written in red-coloured ink. The tail of the calligraphic Ik Onkar (ੴ) appears to travel partially under the originating glyph.jpg 500 × 387; 64 KB
  
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  Guru Har Rai - Mool Mantar.jpg 376 × 286; 97 KB
  
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  Historical Guru Granth Sahib manuscript which contains an Ik Onkar (ੴ) written calligraphically whose tail travels about a third of the width of the page with bounces in its trajectory.jpg 650 × 267; 43 KB
  
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  Historical Guru Granth Sahib manuscript with illumination art, the tail of the calligraphic Ik Onkar (ੴ) extends out into the surrounding border.jpg 413 × 500; 108 KB
  
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  Historical manuscript of the Guru Granth Sahib where the tail of the calligraphic Ik Onkar (ੴ) extends out and almost creates a near-perfect semi-circle shape.jpg 640 × 280; 94 KB
  
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  Japji Sahib composition of Guru Nanak inscribed on a plate of the 'Charaina' (translates to “four mirrors”) body armour worn by Guru Gobind Singh in the battle of Bhangani, ca.1688.jpg 703 × 1,172; 94 KB
  
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  Nishan Ik Onkar.svg 512 × 312; 4 KB
  
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  Signature or autograph of Mata Sahib Devan (also known as Mata Sahib Kaur, born as Sahib Devan Bassi) from a hukamnama (edict) dated to 7 December 1730 addressed to all the Khalsa congregation of Patan Shaikh Fareed.jpg 204 × 83; 5 KB
  
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  Sikh Empire manuscript 36.jpg 1,768 × 1,084; 614 KB