Kodava Kodavathi Debate on Clubhouse

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Kuladevi (patron goddess) Kaveri,
Maguru (chief preceptor) Igguthappa and
Guru Karana (revered common ancestor).

Men’s Traditional Costume 🕺

The traditional Kodava costume for men is the ‘Kupya’, a knee length half sleeved coat. This Kupya is worn over a full sleeved white shirt. The costume doesn’t end here. Apart from the coat, a maroon and gold sash called the ‘Chale’ is tied at the waist.

Apart from Peechekathi, Odikathi, a knife, is also tucked into the Chale, at the back.

When it comes to the Kodava women, their traditional costume stands apart. This is because of the unique way in which they wear their saris. The saree is pleated at the back and its pallu is also wrapped in a unique way. The sari is worn with a full or three-fourth sleeved blouse and the head is covered with a scarf. A gold beaded necklace(Pathak, joomaale, karthamani) with a gem pendant is largely worn among the Kodava women.💃
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