“Among the twelve months, I am Margazhi.”

These words as uttered by Lord Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita adds to the month of Margazhi a heavenly prominence. These deep words confer a sacred status on Margazhi, signifying its innate importance and sacredness in the grand scheme of events.

Margazhi is a season of culture, festivities and creative brilliance that symbolizes tradition that is deeply entrenched in its roots over decades. It is a month that takes you back to an era steeped in regal opulence. This month echoes an old-world charm that resonates and casts a spell that beckons you to relish the grandeur of timeless tradition. In today’s world of contemporary trends, this month reminds us that our ethos remain firmly rooted in the wisdom and craftsmanship passed down through generations.

Celebrating Margazhi is akin to embarking on a soulful journey adorned with elements that evoke nostalgia and fervor. The intricate kolams adorning doorsteps, resonating hymns in ancient temples, and mesmerizing Carnatic performances form a symphony, enveloping all in an ambiance resonating with soul-stirring nostalgia. These elements, emblematic of Margazhi's essence, craft an immersive experience, evoking a sense of spiritual and cultural reverence that transcends mere observation, inviting active participation and heartfelt celebration.

This season witnesses a myriad of cultural events such as vibrant dance performances, spiritual discourses, and soulful renditions by Carnatic maestros. The resplendent mornings with Tiruppavai chanting, the vibrant Kolams adorning thresholds, and the uplifting performances resonate through this month, heralding a celebration steeped in tradition.

At the heart of Margazhi Month's devout rhythm lies the enchanting practice of Tiruppavai.

Authored by the esteemed saint Andal, these 30 sacred verses echo tranquility, enriched by morning prayers. Each verse is a melodious tribute, imparting an allure, and beckoning devotees into a realm where spirituality and devotion harmoniously converge.

Margazhi festival holds a treasured tradition in its celebration of food, fostering a sense of togetherness and community among the people of Tamil Nadu. Temples and cultural venues become bustling hubs, not just for soulful music and spiritual experiences, but also for the delights they offer.

At temples, the distribution of 'Prasadam' elevates the spiritual journey of devotees with delectable offerings like Pongal, Puliyodarai, and other divine treats. The heartwarming tradition of 'Annadhanam,' where free meals are served at Sabhas, embodies the spirit of unity and inclusivity, welcoming all to partake in the festivities.

Margazhi Utsavam : a humble ode to those who keep our heritage alive in their art. This year, we celebrate the joys of carnatic music with performances highlighting the beauty of our customs and traditions. At Sundari Silks, it is this very essence of Margazhi that we strive to intricately weave together as we celebrate our artists and musicians.