Venchamaram - 16 Inches | Chawar/ White Metal Handle Chanwara/ Chaur for Deity ganesh sitting on lotus • Balakumaran's eloquent prose transports

• Balakumaran's eloquent prose transports readers to a world where the vastness of the ocean mirrors the depth of the characters' feelings

the Mukkali Stool seamlessly blends authenticity with sophistication

• Amar Chitra Katha's rendition of Garuda's stories transcends the label of a mere storybook

• This book is a comprehensive guide to temple rituals and practices

Swamy Kannan Bhattacharya delves into the cosmic energies and divine influences associated with this auspicious star cluster

Venchamaram - 16 Inches | Chawar/ White Metal Handle Chanwara/ Chaur for Deity ganesh sitting on lotus • Balakumaran's eloquent prose transportsIn South India, particularly in the state of Kerala, a particular style of ceremonial fan is referred to as venchamaram. Vencha, which means "white," and maram, which means "tree," are two Malayalam words that are combined to form the phrase "Venchamaram." In some areas, it is also referred to as "chawar". The long, white tail feathers of the peacock were historically used to make traditional fans chawars, which were then connected to a wooden handle.