South India’s art scene is incomplete without mentioning the regal and spiritual Tanjore painting, also known as Thanjavur painting. Originating in the 16th century during the rule of the Nayakas of Thanjavur, this traditional art form is renowned for its vivid colors, surface richness, and compact composition. What makes Tanjore painting truly
In the lush green forests of Tamil Nadu’s southern tip lies a natural gift—Marthandam Wild Honey. This raw, unprocessed honey is harvested from the Western Ghats by local tribal communities using age-old methods that preserve its purity and medicinal properties. Unlike commercial variants, Marthandam honey retains all of its natural enzymes, an
Geographical Indication (GI) tags are more than labels—they’re cultural certificates that recognize the heritage, quality, and uniqueness of traditional products. Kanyakumari, India’s southernmost district, is home to several such GI Tagged Products that tell stories of history, climate, and craftsmanship. From the savory Nagercoil Cloves
Deeply rooted in Hindu spirituality and Vedic tradition, Panchaloha Idols are much more than religious artifacts—they're symbols of divine energy. Panchaloha, meaning "five metals," typically includes gold, silver, copper, zinc, and iron. This blend is believed to attract and retain spiritual vibrations, making the idols suitable for worship.