Daiva & Kola Ornaments

For temples, families and communities across coastal Karnataka, we make traditional ceremonial ornaments with the care and respect the tradition deserves.

A Pilichamundi Daiva impersonator wearing a silver crown and silver breastplate ornaments
Silver ceremonial ornaments, Pilichamundi Daiva. Representative image. Photo: Vishwanatha Badikana , Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

How we work with you

  1. Share the ornament, the Daiva and any traditional requirements with us.

  2. Discuss the material, form and details with our team.

  3. The ornament is crafted according to what has been agreed.

Photographs show the tradition as practised across Tulunadu and are not Anugraha pieces. Photographs of our own ornaments will be added soon.

A metal Jumadi mask surrounded by flowers and flames during a Bhuta Kola ceremony
Jumadi mask during a Bhuta Kola. Representative image. Photo: Bharathesha Alasandemajalu , Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
A Kola performer in Mangaluru adorned with silver headgear and garlands of flowers during a night ceremony
Kallurti Kola, Mangaluru. Representative image of the tradition. Photo: Anvith VB , Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

Signature Heritage

Preserving Tradition. Honouring Divinity.

Discover traditional Daiva and Kola ornaments crafted with care, including Mugha, Daivada Kadsale, and other ceremonial pieces in gold and silver.

In the coastal villages of Tulunadu, Daiva worship is a living tradition. Ornaments for these ceremonies carry deep meaning for families and communities, and we approach every piece with that responsibility in mind.

  • Mugha

    Traditional Mugha crafted in silver and gold, made to the forms the tradition requires.

  • Daivada Kadsale

    Ceremonial pieces made with care for Daiva worship and festivals.

  • Ceremonial Ornaments

    Traditional ornaments in gold and silver for Kola and temple occasions.

  • Custom Daiva & Kola Jewellery

    Pieces made to the requirements of families, temples and communities.

Preserving Tradition. Honouring Divinity.

Discover traditional Daiva and Kola ornaments crafted with care, including Mugha, Daivada Kadsale, and other ceremonial pieces in gold and silver.

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