Parle Balli keer ಬಿಲ್ಲೆ ಪರಲೆಬಳ್ಳಿ ಕೇರ್ English Name: Traditional Creeper Rope for Cattle Alternate Names: Natural Creeper Rope; Cattle-Tying Rope Short Description Parla Balli was a traditional rope used for tying and securing cattle, made… read more »
Parthi The Kodava word “Parthi” is referred cotton. About Parthi is a soft, light weight, white fibrous material obtained from cotton plant/tree. The seeds are round/long shape and once the seed becomes dry the soft… read more »
Pasana Moorthy / Pasanamurthy / Paashana Moorthy Pasana Moorthy, also known as Pasanamurthy or Paashana Moorthy, is a traditional spirit deity found within the religious and spiritual traditions of Kodagu. The tradition of Pasana Moorthy… read more »
Pathaaya Pathaaya refers to a room like enclosure made with wooden planks to store paddy. This is usually built in or near a house/ainmane. About They are usually built above the ground to keep the… read more »
Pathaya English Name Traditional Elevated Wooden Rice Storage Structure Short Description Pathaya is a traditional elevated wooden structure used for storing paddy and rice. Built on sturdy timber posts and protected by a sloping tiled… read more »
Peeche Kathi Peeche Kathi is a distinctive ornamental dagger of the Kodava community, traditionally worn by Kodava men as part of their ceremonial attire on important occasions. Full DescriptionThe Peeche Kathi is an ornamental dagger… read more »
Peelyaat (ಪೀಲ್ಯಾಟ್) The Dance of the Peacock Feather Peelya-aat is a traditional Kodava dance distinguished by the use of peacock feathers. Performed with rhythmic movements to traditional music, the dance creates a striking visual spectacle… read more »
Peggala Sarthav Peggala Sarthav can be understood geographically in relation to Peggala, also known as Heggala, a historically significant locality in the Virajpet region of Kodagu, Karnataka. Peggala/Heggala lies in the southern part of Kodagu,… read more »