Description:
The Chamakawars are a Marathi-speaking community found in the state of Maharashtra in India. The Chamakawars are a sub-caste of the Koli community. They are traditionally fishermen and are also involved in agricultural work. The Chamakawars are a matrilineal community, and the women are responsible for most of the community's social and economic activities. The Chamakawars are a Hindu community, and their traditional customs include worshipping deities such as Ganesh and Durga. The Chamakawars are also known for their distinctive dress, which includes a brightly coloured turban and a long, flowing skirt.
