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Continuing my daily art over the last week using word prompts to inspire ideas 🖌🤍🎨
• Vaisakhi (with Gurdeep inspiring me again)
• White on Black
• no word, just celebrating awesome Demko!
• Foil
• Sky
• Sparkle (featuring Mama Ru!)
• Tape
An eclectic week! Enjoy!😁🙏🏼♥️

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2022-04-16

Happy from Vaisakhi is the Sikh New Year festival that signifies the start of the harvest season. May the new year bring joy, hope, and blessings. Visit our libraries to learn more about Sikhism through our collection! 📚

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2022-04-15

Community Learning wish our wonderful Students, staff and community a wonderful, peaceful and prosperous

Significance: Solar new year, harvest festival, birth of the Khalsa ❤️

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2022-04-14

As Vaisakhi is approaching, we RE Today would like to support learning in your classrooms so here is a FREE KS2 resource that could be used with your pupils. Click the link here: https://t.co/hg7bZgW8mm

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2022-04-07

Thoughtful artwork by Illustrator to mark Vaisakhi this year. Love to all marking the day

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2021-04-13

Happy Vaisakhi!

Asian Art in London Board Member, Runjeet Singh, holds the depicted artwork in his private collection. Entitled 'Nanak Gur Gobind Singh’, it is by UK artist Jatinder Singh Durhailay.

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2021-04-13

Happy Vaisakhi to all those celebrating today.

Today marks the formation of the Panth

A time to reflect on the Panj Pyare that reside within us all:
Compassion (Daya),
Righteousness (Dharam),
Courage (Himmat),
Commitment (Mokham) and
Leadership (Sahib)

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2021-04-13

Vaisakhi and Ramadan starting on the same day les gooo🤝

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2021-04-13

Happy Vaisakhi
Why not try one of these books to find out more about the Punjab region where international
festivities focus:
Voices of the Punjab by Anita Goyal and Aastha Singhania
The unlikely adventures of the Shergill sisters by Balli Kaur Jaswal

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2020-04-14

the year is 1699.

and the Guru drew his sword and shouted, "I need a head!" - people could not believe their ears. the Guru wanted to kill one of his beloved sikhs?!

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2020-04-14

Happy Vaisakhi to all my friends and family

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2020-04-14

Absolutely LOVE ‘s work, he’s definitely my favourite artist! Every piece has a hidden meaning or element to it and honestly it’s just beautiful!

Happy Vaisakhi everyone🙏🏼❤️

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2020-04-13

Happy to all those celebrating today. 😀
Baisakhi, also known as celebrates the Sikh new year and commemorates 1699- the year Sikhism was born as a collective faith. It's normally celebrated through parades, dancing and singing. 👏🏽🌟

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2019-04-14

will i be meeting you in london this saturday?

excited to announce my art will be featured at the exhibition with thanks to

hope to see you on 28th april in

👳🏽🇬🇧

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2018-04-26

Happy to everyone who's celebrating it!

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2018-04-15

Simply awesome! Come into the square!

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2014-05-04