Polchi paat is the song, sung on the Maadha day and is unique type of kodava paats Author of this article Kaibulira Devaiah Source Extracted from the folk lore ballad Polchipaat Polchipaat is sung on… read more »
Polchi paat is the song, sung on the Maadha day and is unique type of kodava paats Author of this article Kaibulira Devaiah Source Extracted from the folk lore ballad Polchipaat Polchipaat is sung on… read more »
Pooliya / Poliya English Name Traditional Woven Cane Basket Used in Kodava Wedding Rituals Description Poliya is a small, traditionally woven cane basket used in Kodava wedding rituals. It is filled with ceremonial offerings such… read more »
Poovaadi Poovaadi is a traditional female guardian deity associated with the religious and sacred landscape of Kodagu. She forms part of the wider tradition of local guardian deities through which villages, families and communities historically… read more »
Author Darshan Devaiah Kaiblira Porpani (Poraépani) Kodavas, after Koi-pani (Rice harvest work) used to pile up fresh rice hay on their roof . This process was called ‘Por-pani’ (Poraépani). The roof of the house is… read more »
About Puthari is one of the most important festivals of the Kodavas, celebrated with deep tradition in the month of Birchyar(November–December), on the full-moon day. It honours the annual rice harvest — but its… read more »
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