In Kodava tradition, the word Mangala signifies an auspicious occasion, celebration, or important milestone in an individual’s or family’s life. Historically, the term was used for a variety of ceremonies that marked significant events, including… read more »
Eashwara / Ishwara Eashwara, also known as Ishwara, represents the tradition of Shiva worship within the religious landscape of Kodagu. The worship of Ishwara forms part of the region’s long-standing sacred traditions and is closely… read more »
Essay Competition – Festivals of kodagu As it is said kundath bettath neenda kudare parane banel tharuvo kudre…….. ,During the period of Lockdown in 2020 kodavaclan had called for a competition from kodavas to… read more »
Kodava Samaja Youth Council, Bangalore in Association with Kodavaclan conducted an essay competition during the lock down period to keep the youngsters busy and create curiosity in them to find out the customs of our… read more »
Coorg a small district is famous for folk dance and songs. There are varieties of dance forms where people across the nation often visit Coorg to enjoy these folk dances that proudly present the local… read more »
About We worship our ancestors as our main deity. The place where we revere them is called as Kaimada. Once in a year, especially on festive occasions, kaarona is offered meedi or sacrifice by killing fowls… read more »
Hande — 1. Object Name Hande 2. Kodava Name Hande 3. English Name Large Water-Heating Vessel / Large Bath Water Pot 4. Alternate Names Large metal water-heating pot, bath-water vessel. The exact traditional English equivalent… read more »
An article which was the part of the essay writing competition on festivals of kodagu organised by kodavaclan during the lockdown. Submitted Pradeepta Vijay Machamada Story of the temple IRPU RAMESHWARA TEMPLE Srimangala, my little home… read more »