Peera / Peeda / Pida / Manji Sahib Golden Large (Size - 37 X 22 inches)\

The Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji's platform (Takhat) or Seating .

Peeda /Pida/ Peera /Manji Sahib is where the Guru resides, when the Guru is carried from one place to another and also when in the Darbar hall. Sikhs regard the holy scriptures as their living Guru. 

The Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is placed on the Manji/Peera Sahib - a raised platform covered by the Palki - a canopy, to show its importance. The Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is covered by a piece of beautiful material called a Rumalla and flowers may also be placed round the Guru. Around the top of the canopy is engraved the 'Waheguru' which means 'Wonderful Lord' or such other words from the holy scriptures. 

The Peera Sahib is raised platform where the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is place wrapped in various types of Rumallas (decorated cloth sheets) and support by small pillows. The surrounding canopy has creative and distinctive design with decorative artistry. 

Most Palkis/Peera Sahib are constructed with careful attention by skilled craftsmen to a very high standard of detailed design and quality workmanship. The Palki/Peera Sahib gives the image of a throne and presents the Guru in a bold and impressive setting just as you would have seen a king or emperor in their darbar. 

Chaur Sahib is an implement normally found next to the Manji/Peera Sahib where the Sri Guru Granth Sahib is placed during the day within the Gurdwara's Darbar Sahib (Main Hall). The chaur is these days constructed from Special hair and has a wooden or metal handle. 

Sikh Virasat brings to you beautifully and elegantly designed Steel and Brass Peera/Manji Sahib made from premium quality Teak Wood.

Each Peera sahib manufactured is handcrafted to give an elegant look, after all it is to hold our Guru Sehbaan – Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji.

The unit needs to be installed and the assembly is required.

Color:                            Decorated Golden 

Dimensions (LXBXH):  94 x 56 x 33cm  (37 X 22 X 13 inches)

Material:                      Wood, Steel and Brass 

Capacity:                      Standard

Weight:                         8 kg

Assembly Required:    Yes

Number Of Pieces:     Five 

Tools required:           PLIERS and Single Hex 6 Point Socket Toolkit (17 to 21mm Long Socket)

Usage:                          Gurdwara Sahib  or Guru Sahib room 

Punjabi word Gurdwara is 'the residence of the Guru', or 'the door that leads to the Guru'. Gurdwara may be called the residence of the Guru (meaning the residence of God), Sikhs believe that God is present everywhere.

• Elegant look

• Finely polished 

• Glossy finish 

• Precisely designed

• Sturdiness 

• Handmade item