Onnara or Thaar

Uma went on firing me... for not posting the revelations. I said sorry many times, but she was adament. She always reminds me that its my commitment; no matter whether someone reads or not. She quotes Lord Krishna, and said "Do your duty Maamma, that too your committed duty. If you don't do that, its a crime ! You must !". I am sure she is right. But my laziness keeps me dragging down. I shall try my best - I shall get self-motivated to do my duty. Please...  bear with me ...

But Uma tries to keep me motivated.. in her own way.. She keeps me awake by her mental and physical responses. Yeah that certainly keeps me awake and warm. Today morning she gave me a kick - "Maamma , you are not as lazy as this in the bed".  I could only smile, as she quickly went in.

Uma was with me yesterday when I was going through a Google search. Searching for "onnara" !

Yesterday, while going through my Groups, I saw a message posted by "girijakkutty70" . That was on 'Onnara stories'. As you know, I am a serious (voracious !) fan of Onnara. Then I hought of searching for Onnara on the web. Yeah, there are a couple of links referring to Onnara. And I could get a short story - one of bad taste.

But let me tell you, no one has given a good coverage of Onnara on the net. I know that Onnara is not a modern subject. Only those who had the "kick of the tuck' would enjoy that. But, dear friends, Onnara is not all that 'old' or obsolete. It continues to be a hot item with many ladies and girls, even today ! I personally know that.

You would have already got the clue. Uma is very particular to have the Onnara at home.

I know many girls (and ofcourse seniors too ) enjoying the warmth of onnara. I know many boys and gentlemen looking for the 'bowed tuck' of onnara; that gives the kick.. one of the most erotic elements of keralites.

But a main point is that Onnara is also called "Thaar". In Travancore region, I think it is more often called "thaar". And in north Kerala (Malabar side !) its Onnara. However, its the same.  The style of wearing is also almost same  ( as I know it. If different in any way, please send me your comments.).

Do you rememeber, I've been referring to the 6x3 cloth ? Please go back to my earlier posts in this blog, and read and see again. Its the 'thaaar thorthu' or 'thaar mundu' or 'onnara mundu'.

As I mentioned above, the web presence of thaar (onnara) is very poor. I request readers, who are knowledgeable in this great garment, to post details of what they know of it. Please also post some pictures, and how to wear.

As Uma puts it, let's all strive hard to popularise thaar/onnara, the world over !!!