Theyyam is a traditional ritualistic art form that originated in the northern part of Kerala, India. It is a prominent cultural and religious performance that holds deep significance in the lives of the people of the region. The term "Theyyam" is derived from the Malayalam word "Deivam," which means God or deity. It is believed that during Theyyam performances, the deities or spirits of various mythological figures temporarily possess the performers, known as "Theyyam artists" or "Theyyakkaran."
 
The Kerala traditional tissue Kasavu Saree with Theyyam art performing face mural printed work is a unique and exquisite piece of clothing that combines elements of Kerala's cultural heritage and artistry. In this saree, the "Theyyam art performing face mural" refers to a printed representation of a Theyyam artist with their face painted as the deity they are embodying during the performance. The design is continuous and flows from one end of the saree to the other, creating a visually captivating effect.
 
Theyyam face print adds a touch of tradition and reverence to the overall design. Wearing such a saree not only reflects the rich cultural heritage of Kerala but also showcases the wearer's appreciation for art and tradition.