Karam festival

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Karam festival is a traditional harvest and fertility celebration of the Munda and other central Indian tribal communities, centered on worship of the Karam tree and communal singing, dancing, and rituals.

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Label Occurrences
Karam festival canonical 3

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf festival
harvest festival
religious festival
associatedWith Karam deity
agricultural cycle
celebratedBy Ho people NERFINISHED
Munda people NERFINISHED
Oraon people NERFINISHED
Santhal people NERFINISHED
central Indian tribal communities
country India
culturalSignificance preservation of tribal traditions
strengthening community bonds
danceForm traditional tribal dances
languageOfSongs Kurukh NERFINISHED
Mundari NERFINISHED
other local tribal languages
mainDeity Karam tree NERFINISHED
music folk songs
traditional drums
observedBy rural communities
observedIn villages
participants men
women
youth
purpose to ensure fertility of land
to protect community from misfortune
to seek blessings for good harvest
region Chhattisgarh NERFINISHED
Jharkhand NERFINISHED
Madhya Pradesh NERFINISHED
Odisha NERFINISHED
West Bengal NERFINISHED
religion Sarnaism NERFINISHED
indigenous tribal religions of central India
ritual communal dancing
communal singing
invocation of Karam deity
night-long vigil
offerings of grains and flowers
worship of Karam tree branch
season post-monsoon
symbol Karam tree branch as representation of life and fertility
theme agricultural prosperity
fertility
harvest
protection of crops

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Munda festival Karam festival
Oraon hasFestival Karam festival
Bhumij festival Karam festival