Kummatti is a traditional folk dance and performance art from the Indian state of Kerala. It is typically performed during the festival of Onam and involves colorful costumes, masks, and lively music. The performers, known as Kummatti artists, dance to entertain the audience while also conveying cultural stories and themes. The dance is characterized by its vibrant and energetic movements, often accompanied by traditional instruments like the chenda and maddalam. Kummatti serves not only as entertainment but also as a way to preserve and promote the rich cultural heritage of Kerala.