punjabi Heritage & lifetsyle
The TrishSaab perspective.
Series - The Punjabi yearrEAD NOW - chet
The north celebrates full spring. The south cools into autumn.
Chet marks the final stretch before Punjab’s wheat harvest.
Granaries prepare to fill with the year’s hard work. Farmers prepare for the largest harvest of the year.
Abundance prepares to meets new beginnings.
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The Dallewali Misl
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May - Vaisakh
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A personal favourite
A personal favourite
Series - The Punjabi CitiesGUJRANWALA
A city with grit. Fast-paced. Energetic. Known for its industry and strength. Hard work builds the future. Gujranwala’s spirit is tough. Resilient. Proud of its heritage. Modern. Yet deeply connected to its roots.
A city that never stops.
Inspired by a story I once heard about Punjabi Nanakshahi coins, where a leaf symbolising abundance and prosperity was detailed on each coin after the Chalisa Famine of 1783.
The leaves in this logo reflect that same belief - abundance and prosperity to Punjab. For as long as we share the stories that build our heritage, Punjab will thrive.
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Series - The Punjabi ConfederacyThe Sukerchakia Misl
2024's Most-Viewed Blog Post: The Sukerchakia Misl. It's clear this post has captured your attention! Dive into the story of how three generations built an empire amidst the fires of oppression.
The Sukerchakia Legacy – Unforgettable.
To endure with the strength of the five rivers. To stand tall like fields of ripe crops. To speak with the pride of those who came before us. To carry Punjab in heart and mind. To live with Punjab in the soul.Series - Punjab's Forgotten HistoryThe Lohar - Blacksmith of Punjab
Lohar - Blacksmith. Loha - Iron.
Artisans inhabiting Punjab for centuries. Crafting swords, spears, shields, and supporting armies, warriors, and revolutions.
The Industrial Revolution. Mass produced goods. A legacy pushed into the shadows.
