Ivar madom Thulumasa Vavu Bali is a significant ritual observed by Hindus to honor and pay homage to their ancestors. This ritual, performed on the new moon day (Amavasya) of the month of Thulam, holds deep spiritual importance. It is believed that performing Thulumasa Vavu Bali helps in attaining peace for the departed souls and brings blessings to the living family members. At Ivormadom Cremation Services, Ivormadom understand the profound importance of Thulumasa Vavu Bali and provide specialized arrangements to facilitate this sacred ceremony. Ivormadam experienced staff is well-versed in the traditions and customs associated with this ritual and ensures that all aspects are conducted with reverence and precision. At Ivarmadam Thulumasa Vavu Bali, Ivar madom dedicated to preserving and facilitating the sacred traditions of Thulumasa Vavu Bali, a revered ritual in Hindu culture. Ivar madom mission is to provide a respectful and spiritually enriching environment where devotees can perform these significant rites with authenticity and reverence. Thulumasa Vavu Bali is a ceremonial ritual performed to honor and appease the souls of ancestors. It is traditionally conducted on the no moon day (Amavasya) in the month of Thulam (October-November) according to the Malayalam calendar. This ritual is believed to help the departed souls attain peace and liberation (moksha). Ivar madam offer comprehensive services to ensure that the Thulumasa Vavu Bali rituals are performed with the utmost devotion and adherence to traditional practices. At Ivormadam, we offer dignified and respectful cremation services during Thulumasa Vavu Bali, a time of deep spiritual significance. Ivormadom compassionate approach ensures that the final rites are conducted with utmost care, honoring the departed and providing solace to their families.


Ivor madam Thula masa vavu bali funeral rites for departed parents, grandparents, siblings, kids, and other family members are held at the Thula Masam.The "Shraddham" rites are to be performed on the seaside or along riverbanks. "Thulamaasa Vavu Bali." On Thulamasa vavubali the ‘Shraddham’ rituals must be done on the river banks or seashore. In the Indian state of Kerala, the ‘Shraddh’ rituals done for the soul of the dead is known as ‘Bali’ and the no moon day or ‘Amavasi’ is referred as ‘Vavu’, hence the name ‘Vavu Bali’. At Ivor madom, we facilitate the Thulumasa Vavu Bali ceremony, providing a serene and respectful environment for performing these sacred rites.