About PANJ

Contemporary wall art rooted in Sikh heritage and Punjabi culture.

PANJ (ਪੰਜ) means five. Punjab is the land of five rivers, and the name is a small reminder of where these forms come from.

Each piece starts as a drawing and becomes a sculpted relief: a raised gold face with rounded, bevelled edges over a visible wood outline. We keep the forms simple so they read clearly from across a room.

How they're made

Pieces are 3D printed in our studio from a wood-fill plant-based plastic (PLA) for the outline and a silk gold PLA for the face. They are not solid wood, metal or hand-carved, and we'll always say exactly what they're made of.

Every piece is inspected by hand before it's packed.

Getting it right

Sacred symbols and Gurmukhi deserve care. We draw from established references and have lettering checked by fluent readers before it goes into production.