In India, especially in the region of Punjab, Sikhs and Hindus celebrate Baisakhi, as a major festival. It celebrates the Punjabi New Year. As a celebration of Guru Gobind Singh's establishment of the Khalsa Panth (community of the faithful) in 1699, Baisakhi holds great religious significance for Sikhs. The Sikh community was shaped by this incident with a dedication to bravery and purity. Hindus celebrate Baisakhi with rituals, dancing, and singing marking the beginning of the harvest season. Baisakhi is a time for joyful celebrations in both cultures, which include parades, dance (Bhangra and Gidda), and shared meals.

Also known as Vaisakhi, the festival is primarily observed in North India, particularly in Punjab. The festival marks the beginning of the Punjabi and Sikh New Year. It also signifies the beginning of harvest season.

Our home decor Baisakhi collection is infused with vibrant colors, bringing the spirit of the harvest into your home. Decorate your space with artificial garlands, wall hangings, rangolis, diyas, and many other items to celebrate the festival in style.

From colorful money gift envelopes to packs of cash envelopes, get everything you need to spread the spirit of joy and love with your loved ones.

You should start planning as early as possible, preferably at the end of March or beginning of April. This gives you ample time to browse through the collection and select the perfect festive look according to your preferences. Please keep in mind while ordering that it may take 2-7 business days on an average for doorstep delivery. Check our shipping information page for details.