Chemmeen is an aquatic animal also know as prawn is a common name for small aquatic crustaceans with an exoskeleton and ten legs some of which can be eaten. Prawns are sometimes said to be large shrimp or alternatively… read more »
The Kodava Thakk is an endangered language and the original Primitive language of the Kodagu district in Southern Karnataka. considered as a parent language to many south indian languages, kodava thakk has its own history and charm without Scripts
Chemmeen is an aquatic animal also know as prawn is a common name for small aquatic crustaceans with an exoskeleton and ten legs some of which can be eaten. Prawns are sometimes said to be large shrimp or alternatively… read more »
Cholle ಚೊಳ್ಳೆ A Small Leaf Cup Cholle is a small conical cup traditionally made from a leaf. Simple in form, it is shaped from natural material and has been used in ceremonial practices. Made from… read more »
Choma About Choma is referred to Ox in Kodava Thakk. They are also called as Bullock. Where they are used Ploughing, Threshing Grains, to carry goods, etc.,
CHOMBH 1. Object Name Chombh 2. Kodava Name Chombh 3. English Name Small Metal Water Pot 4. Alternate Names Chombh, Water Pot, Water-Drawing Pot, Small Metal Vessel 5. Short Description Chombh is a small metal… read more »
Choundi / Chowndi Choundi, also known as Chowndi, is a traditional protective spirit associated with the land, village environment and sacred places of Kodagu. The tradition of Choundi forms part of the older spiritual practices… read more »
Chowri ಚೌರಿ The Traditional Fly Whisk The Chowri is a traditional fly whisk made with a handle and a tuft of fine hair or fibres. Unlike many objects that evolved from the natural materials available… read more »
Chowri ಚೌರಿ Traditional False Hair Chowri also refers to traditional false hair or a hairpiece used as part of grooming and personal adornment. Hair has long been an important element of traditional appearance, and… read more »
Chowri-aat (ಚೌರಿಯಾಟ್) From Leaves to the Chowri Chowriya-aat is a traditional Kodava dance distinguished today by the use of the chowri, the flowing yak-hair whisk traditionally associated with ceremonial and royal settings.The graceful movement of… read more »