rumala saheb

Rumala?Saheb is the exquisitely embroidered cloth set used to drape and safeguard Sri?Guru?Granth?Sahib?Ji, the eternal Guru of the Sikhs. Hand?crafted from luxurious fabrics such as silk, velvet, or fine cotton?satin, each set contains two matching rumalas (upper and lower covers) and two smaller palke so the sacred scripture remains respectfully wrapped on every side. Intricate zari, gota?patti, or zardozi motifs—often in regal hues of navy, crimson, saffron, or purple—celebrate devotion while protecting the scripture from dust, light, and temperature changes. Devotees present new Rumala?Saheb sets to gurdwaras during Gurpurabs, weddings, or personal milestones as an act of seva (selfless service), making the rumala both a functional shield and a timeless expression of Sikh reverence and artistry.