punjabi Heritage & lifetsyle

The TrishSaab perspective. 

Series - The Punjabi year

rEAD NOW - Bhadon

Autumn whispers in the north. Spring awakens in the south.

Bhadon is Punjab’s month of anticipation.

Rice fields and summer crops mature, golden and ready. Farmers gear up for the next harvest.

Hard work inches closer to reward.

Upcoming Blog Posts

  • The Lost Kingdom of Multan

    12.09.25

  • Emperor Jahandar Shah of the Mughal Empire

    19.09.25

  • The Ghakkar Chiefs

    26.09.25

  • October - Assu

    03.10.25

A personal favourite

A personal favourite 

Series - The Punjabi Cities

GUJRANWALA

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.

The Mughal Empire

The Mughal Empire

Power. Conflict. Culture.

A complex era. The Mughal Empire in Punjab. A delicate balance between rule and resistance. 

History shaped by struggle and influence.
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 History

The 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.