Telugu Traditions

Pumsavanam : The sacred ritual performed after pregnancy, signifies the deep yearning for the birth of a male child. The term itself carries the essence of this longing. Pumsavanam is observed during a specific celestial alignment when…
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Baby Shower : When finishing the bath, put some water in the bottom of the vessel and take some water in the bowl and swirl it around the baby three times as mentioned below. Jota Pota Jonnari Pota , ( Name the…
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Jatakarma : The Sacred ritual Marks the first significant passage for a being who has spent ten months in their mother's womb. This auspicious ceremony is performed with the utmost care and attention, focusing on the well-being of the…
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Puriti Snanam : To commemorate this auspicious occasion, a fruit tambula is tenderly placed in the girl's hand, and a small stool adorned with turmeric paste is positioned on all four sides. The girl gracefully takes her seat on the stool,…
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Sahasra Chandra Darshan : Reaching The milestone of 83 years and 4 months marks an extraordinary accomplishment, as it signifies the attainment of witnessing 1000 magnificent moonrises. This remarkable feat is known as Sahasra Moonrise, a…
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Step into the sacred month of Shravana as we unveil the cherished tradition of Sravana Patti, a heartfelt ceremony conducted by the girl's parents.
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The Ashada Patti ceremony is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and values cherished in Telugu marriages.
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Chaluva Kaavidi : Amidst the arid embrace of the wedding season, The ceremony unfolds as a sacred rite, meticulously crafted to alleviate the body heat of the revered son-in-law. Chaluva Kaavidi & Nature Gifts With profound…
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On the auspicious 16th day following the wedding, the bride and groom's families, accompanied by their loved ones, come together to joyfully celebrate the vibrant Padaharu Rojula Panduga (Sixteen Days Festival) at the groom's residence.
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