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Kodava Thakk

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 »

Thood  1. Object Name Thood 2. Kodava Name Thood 3. English Name Traditional Hunting Torch 4. Alternate Names Poondhi / Pondhi — Thood refers to the same traditional fire torch associated with hunting and movement… read more »

Thook Bolcha (ತೂಕ್ ಬೊಳ್ಚ) Thook Bolcha is a traditional hanging oil lamp made of bronze or brass, and is one of the enduring objects of the traditional Kodava household. Suspended from the ceiling or an… read more »

Thook Neele English Name Traditional Gun Rack Alternate Names Wooden Gun Rack; Traditional Firearm Rack; Gun Storage Rack Short Description A traditional wooden rack used to safely store and display guns in a Kodava household…. 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 »

Thott 1. Object Name Thott 2. Kodava Name Thott 3. English Name Traditional Cradle 4. Alternate Names No alternate name is specified in the source provided. 5. Short Description Thott is a traditional cradle used… 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 »

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