A large, carefully composed Sikh Khanda floral arrangement stands out boldly against a spotless white background, its symbolic form made entirely from pristine white chrysanthemums. The triple structure of the Khanda is rendered with precision: a central double-edged sword rises straight up the middle, a circular chakkar wraps smoothly around it, and two curved kirpans sweep outward and down, almost enclosing the space below. Each part of the emblem is covered in hundreds of compact chrysanthemum heads, placed so that their layered petals create a dense, cushion-like surface. The blooms are largely uniform in size, forming a consistent texture that allows the distinctive silhouette to remain crisp and instantly recognisable. Trace hints of cream within the white petals give a sense of gentle warmth, much like soft cloud cover over Wealdstone's suburban skyline on a quiet afternoon. At the base, nestled where the kirpans nearly meet, sits a vibrant accent posy that draws the viewer's eye. Here, three pink roses take centre stage, their petals unfurling in elegant spirals, each bloom at a slightly different stage of opening. The pink is rich yet soothing, bringing a note of tenderness to the predominantly white piece. Around them, small deep purple flowers add depth and solemnity, their darker tones offering a thoughtful contrast to the rose's softness. Fern fronds and dark green foliage surround and support these accent flowers, creating layers of texture that echo the look of a small woodland bouquet. A gentle shadow beneath the Khanda suggests volume and height, making clear that this is a substantial tribute, likely mounted on a frame. This design, well suited to Sikh funerals, memorials, or Gurdwara gatherings across Wealdstone and nearby Harrow, symbolises faith, honour, and eternal remembrance.
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A refined Sikh Khanda floral tribute is displayed against a pure white background, its elegance and spiritual symbolism captured through meticulous floristry. The entire emblem, from the central vertical sword to the surrounding chakkar and the two outward-curving kirpans, is constructed using densely packed white chrysanthemums. These small blooms sit tightly side by side, their numerous petals overlapping to create a soft, velvety texture that appears almost seamless. The white flowers are subtly touched with hints of cream, giving the arrangement a natural, gentle warmth rather than a stark tone. Each component of the Khanda is sharply defined; the round of the chakkar is clean and balanced, the blade of the central sword stands clear and unwavering, and the sweeping kirpans curve with measured grace. This clarity of form reflects the kind of attentive craftsmanship you might expect from Florist Wealdstone when preparing a meaningful Sikh tribute for a local family. At the bottom centre, cradled between the lower blades, a compact accent bouquet introduces colour and emotional nuance. Three pink roses form the heart of this cluster, their petals unfolding in tight, layered whorls that speak of love, gratitude, and gentle farewell. Tucked around them are small, deep purple blossoms whose richer tones lend a dignified, contemplative mood. Threads of dark green fern and other foliage emerge between the flowers, providing texture and a reminder of living gardens around Wealdstone's parks and quiet streets. The lighting is soft and even, casting only a delicate shadow beneath the floral Khanda, which reinforces its three-dimensional presence. Altogether, the tribute feels serene and reverent, an ideal centrepiece for a Sikh funeral, memorial, or Gurdwara service, embodying both spiritual devotion and heartfelt remembrance.

WHITE KHANDA SIKH TRIBUTE£190.00

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Honor a loved one with the elegant White Khanda Sikh Tribute, thoughtfully handcrafted by Florist Wealdstone in Wealdstone. This meaningful Sikh floral tribute features a Khanda symbol made with a bed of pristine white double spray chrysanthemums, beautifully accented with soft pink roses and rich purple lisianthus for a gentle touch of colour. Carefully designed to reflect peace, respect and devotion, it is a fitting choice for Sikh funerals, memorials, and religious ceremonies.

Each White Khanda Sikh Tribute is prepared with premium, fresh flowers to ensure long-lasting beauty throughout the service. Approximate dimensions are 62cm (24 inches) in length and 58cm (22 inches) in width, creating a striking yet tasteful focal piece. Our skilled florists handcraft every tribute with care and attention, and will accommodate special requests wherever possible - simply contact our friendly customer care team to discuss your needs.

As some blooms are seasonal, we may substitute flowers that are not in stock with similar varieties of the same or superior quality, style, and value, while maintaining the overall look and feel of the tribute. Offering fast, reliable local delivery from our Wealdstone store, Florist Wealdstone is committed to providing a premium, respectful service at a difficult time. Order this White Khanda Sikh Tribute online today for a beautiful, dignified farewell.
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    My family ordered flowers from your company for our aunt's funeral. When we got there, everything was ok.

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    Have to mention how lovely the funeral flowers looked, a nice tribute to my best friend of over 60 years.

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    I did not think next day delivery of a funeral wreath was possible but you proved me wrong. I was impressed.

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    I have bought flowers for grieving friends and colleagues. They have always delivered fresh flowers and within the expected timelines. Great service indeed!

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    The tribute was even better than the flowers shown on the picture.

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