Thombe Kann Small holes made in the walls of the house, aligned on facing walls in both east – west and north – south directions to allow free movement of air and allow cross ventilation…. read more »
Ainmanes stand as ancestral abodes for Kodagu’s native communities, each affiliated with a distinct Okka . These traditional houses exhibit a unique Koḍagu architectural style, reflecting a heritage dating back 150 to 450 years. Over time, they have evolved, encapsulating the essence of earlier eras. The Ainmanes not only serve as physical manifestations of historical roots but also showcase the rich cultural and architectural legacy of Kodagu, embodying a timeless connection between the present and the bygone centuries.
Thombe Kann Small holes made in the walls of the house, aligned on facing walls in both east – west and north – south directions to allow free movement of air and allow cross ventilation…. read more »
Thook Bolcha Thook Bolcha is a sacred lamp for Kodavas. Thook Bolcha is a lamp which is hung with the help of a chain on the wall. It is also known as “Nellakki Bolcha“. Basically… read more »
About Thootngala is referred to cremation ground. Few Okkas have their own demarked area and few share the same with other Okkas. Thootngala is also described as Kekola or thoope in kodava thakk. As per… read more »
About Thoud is referred to bran. They are the outer layer of the grain and are the integral Part of whole grain. We know that ummi is the protective cover of grains and whereas thoud… read more »
Thuliya A thuliya is the cylindrical container made of woven bamboo strips or reed to store paddy. About It is usually cylindrical in shape and is plastered with mud. The base on which structure is… read more »
Thuppate Thuppate is referred to feather in kodava thakk. About Feathers cover the body of birds. They help in providing thermal insulation, flying, water proofing, camouflage, communication, etc., Feathers are the epidermal growths on birds… read more »
Several types of wild mushrooms(Kumm) are relished in Kodagu which sprout in weird places during monsoon. Mushrooms usually sprout at the same spot every year, in wooded stretches, on barks of trees and sometimes on… read more »
Ubbandi Ubbandi refers to two flat wooden or stone structures with uniform openings through which wooden/bamboo poles are slid. About These are planted on both sides of a path to restrict access.