One of the padathis in the kodava customs. Pedha idduve padhathi – The Naming Ceremony About From way back, there was a practice of naming the baby within 12 days following its birth. For all… read more »
One of the padathis in the kodava customs. Pedha idduve padhathi – The Naming Ceremony About From way back, there was a practice of naming the baby within 12 days following its birth. For all… 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 »
About Pooliya is a small reed basket that is filled with rice, jaggery, coconut, betel leaves and milk in a small spouted pot (kindi) by Koravakarthi i.e. a responsible lady who oversees the affairs of… 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 for Kodavas, which is celebrated in a grandeur and traditional form in the month of Birchyar i.e. between November and December on the full moon day…. read more »
Page written by: Ullavangada Cauvery Uday Deity : Shree Eshwara Ayyappa Temple : Vagare Shree Eshwara Ayyappa temple Village : T.Shettigeri Location : Vagare: Thakka : Kattera.T. Achappa Okkas Linked to the temple : Kattera… read more »