The Hindu National · DistrictNews · 2026-08-27
Masks, music and myth: Kummattis return for Onam
Kummattikali will unfold across Thrissur, with around 50 teams expected to take part this year. Shiva, Ganesha, Hanuman, Kali, Kiratha, Kattalan and a host of other mythological and comic characters come alive through intricately carved and brightly painted masks. Rice flour mixed with natural colours is traditionally used to create vibrant images of gods, goddesses and mythological characters. Experience the vibrant Kummattis of Thrissur, blending folklore, festive tradition, and lively performances during Onam celebrations. Masks, music and myth: Kummattis return for Onam
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