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Karnataka Kaleidoscope!
The New Indian Express Sambalpur
|March 06, 2025
This ongoing textile exhibition in Hampi is a good reason to make a quick stop at the ancient UNESCO World Heritage Site...
The legend of devi Pampa, a revered figure in the mythologies of Karnataka, is a tale both incomplete and elusive. While the significance of Karnataka's Andal, as she is sometimes called in local folklore, is widely acknowledged, the deeper story of devi Pampa, her cult and her influence over the region's culture has faded with time. What remains, however, is the striking presence of the Tungabhadra river, known as Pampa here and the region's historical reference as Pampakshetra in ancient records. Despite this, much of the mystery surrounding devi Pampa has been lost to the annals of history. It was, therefore, a pleasant surprise to discover the Pampa: Textiles of Karnataka symposium—an exhibition that celebrated the rich textile heritage of the state in the ancient city of Hampi.
This story is from the March 06, 2025 edition of The New Indian Express Sambalpur.
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