The illam where Shri Shankaracharya Composed
Kanakadharasthavam as a prayer to Mahalakshmi. Once Sankara, when he was a child, went to seek alms at a Brahmin’s house at Punnorcode, Kunnathunadu.  During those days, the Illam was in a poor financial situation.

Since It's #KarvaChauth today
So I will write down a thread about a similar kerala religious observation called #ThiruvathiraNoyambu or Thiruvathira fasting.
Observed mainly by unmarried girls for getting a husband like #Mahadev & married women for the longevity of their spouse The month of Dhanu in the Kerala Hindu calendar falls between mid -December to mid-January. On the day when the new moon and the star named Thiruvathira coincide in the month of Dhanu we celebrate an religious observation called Thiruvathira festival.

#Thread about special hindu traidtions of #kerala
1. #SarpaKavu
is a traditional natural sacred space seen near traditional homes in Kerala. The site is believed to be inhabited by snakes, and the area usually contains a representation of Naga Raja 2. #Sarpampattu
A ritual art form performed at Sarpa Kavu (Serpent Grove), temples dedicated to Naga (Snake God) and also in many households. Performed and supervised by the people belonging to Pulluva Community.

Thread for those who want to know about traditional #KeralaJewellery
1. #MullaMottuMala
When you see a series of old petals running across the necklace, you can safely call it the “Jasmine buds” necklace or the Mulla Mottu necklace. 2. #MangaMala or Mango necklace. It's a small paisley shaped mango-shaped pendants woven in necklace form.