History:
Kastur is an Indian surname derived from the Sanskrit word “Kasturi” which means “pertaining to musk”.
The surname is believed to have originated in the ancient Vedic period in India. It is thought to have been used by people who were involved in the production and sale of musk, a fragrant and aromatic oil used in perfumes, medicines, and religious ceremonies.
Description:
Kastur is found mainly among Hindu communities in India and other parts of South Asia. It is typically associated with the Brahmin caste, but is also found among other castes.
Kastur families usually practice Hinduism and follow traditional Hindu customs and rituals.
The surname can be spelled in various ways, including Kasturi, Kasturee, Kastur, and Kastoor.
