A warm golden-hour photograph of a Punjabi peengh swing with an embroidered phulkari dupatta and juttis resting on it, in a Punjab village
A Punjabi Suit House · From Punjab

TEEYAN

ਤੀਆਂ
The festival of women · of swings, of song,
of coming home

She grew up on this swing, under this tree.
Wherever she goes now, it still keeps her place — and so do we.

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Teeyan · ਤੀਆਂ · The Festival of Women

Once a year the daughters came home. They tied the peengh to the highest branch, formed the gidha ring, and remembered every woman they had been.
We still make the suits they wear — for a whole life of it.

ਉੱਚੇ ਟਾਹਣੇ ਪੀਂਘ ਪਾ ਦੇ,
ਜਿੱਥੇ ਆਪੇ ਹੁਲਾਰਾ ਆਵੇ।
Uchay tahne peengh pa de,
jithe aape hulara aave.
“Hang my swing from the highest branch, where it moves on its own.”
A Teeyan boli · Sawan, Punjab
A young Punjabi girl on a rope-and-plank peengh swing under a jand tree, dupatta trailing
ਪੀਂਘ · The SwingSawan · Rural Punjab
Punjabi women in a gidha circle, clapping, one leaning in to sing a boli
ਗਿੱਧਾ · The CircleBoliyan & clapping
Three generations of Punjabi women — daughter, mother, grandmother — seated together
ਧੀ · ਮਾਂ · ਬੇਬੇThree generations
Daughter · Sister · Mother · Bebe
Made to order · stitched for you · WhatsApp reply within 24 hours · Punjab time · Duties-paid delivery · Canada · USA · UK · UAE · Australia · India

The Suits · ਸੂਟ

Nine suits. All made to order.

Nine designs, drawn in the house and grouped by when she wears them — the wedding week, the phulkari heritage line, and the modern day pieces. Each one is stitched only after you order it. Fabric, karigari and fit are discussed on WhatsApp before a single stitch begins.

02 · Phulkari, honestly

Phulkari, honestly

ਫੁਲਕਾਰੀ, ਸੱਚੀ

The counted-stitch heritage line. Real chope worked from the back so the front shows solid colour. Real khaddar cloth. The house signature — Peengh — sits here too.

House illustrations · rendered from the working drawings
Phulkari · Counted by Hand

Counted, not printed.

Every flower is counted, not printed. Worked thread by thread in Punjab — phulkari, dabka, gota and marori — by women whose hands have done this since their own mothers taught them. Weeks of work in a single dupatta.

Weathered hands working counted phulkari stitches in marigold silk floss on rust khaddar
The Atelier · ਕਾਰੀਗਰੀ

Nooran Baagh.

From the house drawing board. An achkan-grara in chandni pista — zardozi, dabka, moti and kundan worked over weeks, the back carrying a single mor pankh. Drawn first, stitched once, for one woman only.

Made once. For one woman. Made to order only, ji. House illustration · rendered from the working drawing Made to order · Price on request
Who We Are

We did not start a label.
We started to keep something.

Somewhere between our grandmothers’ trunks and a shop full of the same machine-made suits, a way of dressing began to disappear — the hand-worked Punjabi suit a woman kept for a lifetime, and passed on.

TEEYAN exists to hold that thread. One suit, made slowly, for the woman she is now and every woman she will become — the daughter on the swing, the bride, the mother, the bebe who still dances every Teeyan in her finest phulkari.

We are a small house in Punjab, sending our craft to her. That is the whole of it.

For every woman she becomes.TEEYAN · ਤੀਆਂ · Made in Punjab
A master tailor measuring an ivory Punjabi suit on a wooden work table in the TEEYAN atelier
Made to Measure

Cut for one woman.

Book a Private Fitting
The Virtual Studio

See the fabric move,
before you decide.

For pieces of consequence — a wedding, a keepsake, a first suit for a daughter — words and photographs are not enough. Request a private video consultation and a client advisor will carry the swatches, the fall of the silk and the weight of the work to you, live.

Olive keepsake box with gold peengh, sealed by hand
Sandhara

A suit, given.

The old ritual of Sandhara — a gift-ready Punjabi suit for a daughter, sister, mother or new bride. Made to order, sealed in a keepsake box by hand, and sent duties-paid to Canada, the USA, the UK, the UAE, Australia or India.

Send a Sandhara
The Arrival

Before she wears it, she unties it.

Every Teeyan travels in a keepsake that is meant to be kept. Olive and bone, sealed by hand — quiet outside, Punjab within.

The full Teeyan olive packaging suite — keepsake box, muslin-wrapped suit, hangtag and story card
Olive keepsake box with gold peengh and phulkari corners

The Keepsake Box

Linen-wrapped olive, foil-stamped with the peengh and a whisper of phulkari. Made to outlive the suit.

Muslin-wrapped suit tied with an olive dori and gold wax seal

The Muslin & Dori

Folded in soft muslin, tied with an olive dori and closed with a gold wax seal. Untying it is the first moment.

Deckle-edge hangtag and story card in bone paper with gold peengh

The Story Card

A deckle-edge card on cotton-rag paper: who stitched it, and the memory it carries. Rooted in Punjabi craft.

“It should feel like something handed down — not something bought.”Sealed by hand · Made in Punjab

Four generations of Punjabi women
The Journal · Campaign

UMAR

ਉਮਰ

Her life in four suits. One woman, every Teeyan she will ever dance.

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The Daughterਧੀ
Her first suit. Her first swing.
19
The Mutiyaarਮੁਟਿਆਰ
Home for Teeyan, giddha till dusk.
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The Maaਮਾਂ
Now she stitches her own daughter's.
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The Bebeਬੇਬੇ
Every Teeyan, still, in her finest.
Client Care

We speak, ji.
We do not fill forms.

Every Teeyan begins with a note, not a checkout. Write to us on WhatsApp with the piece that caught you, or the occasion you are dressing for — a client advisor will reply within 24 hours, Punjab time, with fabrics, measurements and how she will reach you.

  • A personal reply within 24 hours (Punjab time)
  • Duties-paid delivery to Canada, the USA, the UK, the UAE, Australia and India
ਸਾਥ

Stay close to the house ji.

One or two letters a season, from Punjab. New commissions, festival notes, and the atelier list for Mohali 2027. No noise, ever.

Or write directly to clientcare@teeyan.co

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