The Sat Nam Dress
In the ancient Sikh language called Gurmukhi, Sat means truth. Nam means name. Together, Sat Nam essentially translates into something deeper: “I am truth,” or “Truth is my essence.” Sat Nam is known as a bija (seed) mantra—a one-syllable sound that activates the chakras. “It is small and potent. Be the truth in this beautiful silk that includes spirals and triangles down the center and embroidered floral patterns and sequin embellishments.
In the ancient Sikh language called Gurmukhi, Sat means truth. Nam means name. Together, Sat Nam essentially translates into something deeper: “I am truth,” or “Truth is my essence.” Sat Nam is known as a bija (seed) mantra—a one-syllable sound that activates the chakras. “It is small and potent. Be the truth in this beautiful silk that includes spirals and triangles down the center and embroidered floral patterns and sequin embellishments.
In the ancient Sikh language called Gurmukhi, Sat means truth. Nam means name. Together, Sat Nam essentially translates into something deeper: “I am truth,” or “Truth is my essence.” Sat Nam is known as a bija (seed) mantra—a one-syllable sound that activates the chakras. “It is small and potent. Be the truth in this beautiful silk that includes spirals and triangles down the center and embroidered floral patterns and sequin embellishments.