Diviniti 24K Gold Plated Guru Gobind Singh Photo Frame Lion of Punjab for Home Decor, Table Tops & Gift | MDF Size 1A (9.9x9.9 CM)

Diviniti 24K Gold Plated Guru Gobind Singh Photo Frame

Model Name: MDF Size 1A
Dimension: 9.9x9.9 CM

The DIVINITI 24K Gold Plated Guru Gobind Singh Photo Frame beautifully captures the image of Guru Gobind Singh, the revered tenth Guru of Sikhism. Known for his bravery, wisdom, and leadership, Guru Gobind Singh founded the Khalsa, inspiring millions with his teachings of equality, justice, and devotion. This exquisitely crafted frame, adorned with 24K gold plating, serves as a stunning tribute to the great Guru. It is perfect for placing in homes, offices, or sacred spaces, inviting a sense of spiritual guidance and strength. Ideal for personal devotion or as a meaningful gift, this frame is a reminder of Guru Gobind Singh’s legacy and divine wisdom.

Introducing our unique Photo Frame, a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. This exquisite frame seamlessly transitions from home decor showpiece to table decor, adding a touch of sophistication to any space. Ideal for your Puja and prayer room, it not only complements your sacred space but also serves as a visual reminder of cherished moments.

Thoughtfully designed for gifting, this divine photo frame is a timeless present and can be gifted to your family, friends, relatives and loved ones on special occasions and festivals. Elevate your surroundings with the charm of MDF Photo Frame, a delightful addition to any home or office.

• Fabulous craftsmanship achieved through advanced Swiss technology.
• 24K Gold Plated Frame For Luxurious Feel Showpiece.
• Compact size allows for flexible placement options.
• Perfect Ideal for decorating your car dashboard, home and office decor, tabletop, workshop, pooja room.
• Made For Daily Use, Festivals and Special Occasions.
• Perfect for Festivals and Special Occasions makes a thoughtful Luxury Gift.
• This product comes with a 6 Month Replacement Warranty.

Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru, was a spiritual leader, warrior, poet, and philosopher. He founded the Khalsa in 1699, promoting justice, courage, and equality.