Thiruvathira kali is a traditional dance form celebrated in the Indian state of Kerala. It is performed by women during the festival of Thiruvathira, which usually falls in the month of Dhanu (December-January). The dance is characterized by graceful movements and is often accompanied by folk songs that narrate the story of Lord Shiva and Parvati. The performance typically takes place around a circular formation, where dancers move in synchrony, showcasing their skills and cultural heritage. Participants wear traditional attire, including a white sari with a colored border, and often adorn themselves with flowers. This vibrant dance reflects the rich cultural traditions of Kerala.