Tiruppavai is a collection of 30 devotional hymns composed by the saint-poetess Andal, who is one of the twelve Alvars in the Tamil tradition. Written in the Tamil language, these verses are dedicated to Lord Vishnu and express deep devotion and longing for divine union. The hymns are traditionally recited during the month of Margazhi in the Hindu calendar. The verses of Tiruppavai depict the rituals and practices of the Vaishnavite community, emphasizing themes of love, devotion, and the importance of community. Each hymn narrates the story of Andal's experiences and her desire to attain the grace of Lord Vishnu, making it a significant work in Tamil literature and spirituality.