The Hindu·2 min read·easy
Masks, music and myth: Kummattis return for Onam
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Mini Muringatheri
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The city of Thrissur is preparing for the Kummattikali festival, a traditional masked dance performance held during Onam. The event features intricate wooden masks and costumes made from grass, showcasing local folklore and mythology.
Why it matters
Preserves and highlights the importance of regional cultural heritage and traditional performance arts.
Onam in Thrissur is not complete until the Kummattis step onto the streets.
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The article is a descriptive cultural piece with no political or social agenda.
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