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English: Repoussé plaque depicting Guru Ram Das, overseeing enlargement of the pond at Guru ka Chak (alt. known as 'Chak Guru'), of which his son and successor; Arjan, wrote: Ditthe sabhay thhar nahin tudh jiha (p. 1362, Adi Granth). A panel in the Harimandir.

Guru Ram Das excavates the Sarovar of the future Darbar Sahib (Harmandir Sahib) in Amritsar. Gold relief panel from the one of four sets of gold doors of the Golden Temple. The Shabad (hymn) ‘Dithe Sabhe Thaav’ is inscribed on the right (Sondeep Shankar, 1998).

These doors are now in the Toshakhana (treasury) of the Golden Temple.
Date circa 19th century
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Author Unknown Thathera craftsman or guild. Photographed by Sondeep Shankar.

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Repoussé plaque depicting Guru Ram Das, overseeing enlargement of the pond at Guru ka Chak (later becoming the Sarovar or holy temple tank of the Golden Temple)

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