Description:
The name Chammanavva is derived from the Sanskrit word “chaman” meaning “a devotee of the god Shiva” and the suffix “avva” meaning “son”. The Chammanavvas are a Hindu caste found in the state of Maharashtra in India. They are a Scheduled Caste and are considered to be one of the lowest rungs in the Hindu caste system. The Chammanavvas are involved in farming and are often found in the agricultural sector. They are also known for their traditional textile work. The Chammanavvas are known for their devout Hindu beliefs and customs. They are often involved in religious ceremonies and festivals. The Chammanavvas are also known for their distinctive dress which includes a turban and a longyi.
