Gallery-framed in the studio, ready to hang Every print signed and numbered by the artist Archival giclee on 260gsm cotton rag Free tracked shipping across India Damaged in transit, reprinted free

About Us

GS NAGI ART is the studio of Gurjinder Singh Nagi, a digital artist working from Fatehabad in Haryana. He draws Sikh history by hand: the Gurus, the Sahibzade, the Khalsa, and the Shaheeds of 1984.

Every piece in this shop began as an original illustration on his desk. Nothing is generated, nothing is traced, and nothing is licensed from a stock library.

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About the artist

Gurjinder Singh Nagi in the studio at Fatehabad
Gurjinder Singh Nagi, Fatehabad

Gurjinder Singh Nagi is known for his work in digital art, sketching, illustration and concept art. Based in Fatehabad, India, he has dedicated his career to artwork that resonates with history, culture and emotion.

His work reflects a deep connection to Sikh heritage, spirituality and significant historical events: tributes to Guru Gobind Singh Ji, Guru Nanak Dev Ji, and the Shaheeds of 1984.

Each artwork reflects meticulous craftsmanship and originality. His attention to detail and vibrant compositions make each piece connect deeply with viewers, and he continues to push the boundaries of artistic expression while preserving cultural narratives through his art.

Why these subjects

Devotional work. Portraits of the Gurus, the Sahibzade and the birth of the Khalsa. These are drawn slowly, because a devotional piece that gets the fabric or the weapon wrong is worse than no piece at all. Reference comes before the first line.

The 1984 collection. Portraits of the Shaheeds and the events of June and November 1984. The generation that remembers is getting older. This collection exists so the generation that follows has something to look at and ask about.

How each piece is made

Reference

What was worn, what was carried, who was present. This is the part that takes longest and the part nobody sees.

Illustration

Drawn line by line over several weeks. No stock elements, no AI generation, no tracing over photographs.

Proofing

Test-printed and colour-matched until the print matches the original rather than an approximation of it.

Framing

Printed on 260gsm cotton rag, fitted into a 1.5-inch black wooden frame and packed in a corner-protected crate.

Buying from a small studio

This is not a print-on-demand marketplace. Orders are handled by the same person who drew the artwork.

Made after you order

Nothing sits in a warehouse fading under a light. Allow a few working days for printing and framing before it ships.

Free shipping in India

Tracked across India at no cost. Worldwide orders are tracked and insured, with shipping shown at checkout.

Damaged in transit

Send a photo within 48 hours and it is reprinted and reshipped. No argument, no restocking fee.

A question first

Ask about sizing for a particular wall, or whether a custom size is possible. You will get a straight answer, including when it is no.

The studio

Gurjinder Singh Nagi

Gurjinder Singh Nagi

Artist. Every illustration in the shop is his.

Jaspreet Singh Nagi

Jaspreet Singh Nagi

Manager. Handles orders, printing and dispatch from the studio.

Two collections, both drawn by hand, both framed and ready to hang. Browse the collection or talk to the studio.