Sikhism Overview Card Grid Infographic in Manuscript Style

Card grid infographic titled "Sikhism Overview". 8 uniform cards in a clean grid, respectful scholarly editorial reference-poster illustration in an illuminated manuscript style with a muted earth palette, delicate ornamental borders, parchment texture, subtle gold accents, balanced composition. Each card contains a clear central icon or diagram, a name in English, and a one-line description in English. Suggested cards: 1) Origins — icon of Punjab region and historical timeline; description about emergence in 15th-century Punjab. 2) Guru Nanak — icon of a teacher figure with radiant halo motif; description about founding teachings. 3) Ten Gurus — icon of linked medallions or lineage diagram; description about successive human Gurus. 4) Guru Granth Sahib — icon of a sacred scripture on a stand under a canopy; description about the eternal Guru and central scripture. 5) Core Beliefs — icon with Ik Onkar symbol, equality scales, and service hands; description about one God, equality, honest living, remembrance, and seva. 6) Khalsa and the Five Ks — icon set of the Five Ks arranged symmetrically; description about initiated Sikh identity and discipline. 7) Gurdwara and Worship — icon of a gurdwara with congregational music and langar symbols; description about prayer, kirtan, and shared community meal. 8) Major Observances and Practices — icon of festival lamps, procession banner, and daily prayer beads; description about Vaisakhi, Gurpurabs, and daily devotion. Maintain a respectful non-proselytizing tone, no anti-religious framing, no comparisons unless shown with equal balance across traditions. Do not depict caricatures or sectarian bias. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real brand logos, no watermarks Respectful, scholarly framing. No proselytizing, no anti-religious framing. Equal balance across traditions where comparing.