History:
Chittimaada is a Tamil caste found in the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, India.
Chittimaada people are believed to have been a part of the ancient Tamil civilization, and are believed to have migrated to their current regions during the 9th century.
Description:
Chittimaada people are known for their strong cultural identity and for their traditional values and practices. They are also known for their skill in pottery and weaving.
Chittimaada people follow the traditional customs of their ancestors, such as the practice of arranged marriages, the celebration of festivals, and the observance of religious rituals.
Chittimaada people are divided into two main sub-groups, the Chittimaada Vellalar and the Chittimaada Vanniyar. The Chittimaada Vellalar are traditionally landowners and farmers, while the Chittimaada Vanniyar are traditionally weavers and potters.
