Mundan Ceremony Gifts

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One rite, and every family has a different word for it Mundan in Hindi, or mundan sanskar where the whole samskara is meant. Chudakarana or chudakarma in Sanskrit, from which come chaula, choula and the chola sanskar people ask about. Jadula in Rajasthan and in Marwari families. Jawal in Maharashtra. Puttu ventrukalu in Telugu homes. In English, the tonsure, or simply the first haircut. If you have been invited to a jadula and are searching for mundan gifts, it is the same afternoon and the same gift. What happens, and why it decides the gift The child's birth hair is offered and the head is shaved, with a priest, either at home or at a temple. The father, or in some families the maternal uncle, takes the first snip while the mantras are said, and the barber does the rest. In most north Indian households the bua, the father's sister, catches that first lock so it does not fall to the ground. Then everyone eats. The part that matters when you are choosing something is the age, and the assumption that this is a baby event is usually wrong. Boys are generally done at the end of the first year or in the third, fifth or seventh, because the convention most families keep is an odd year. The child opening your gift can easily be a walking, talking three or five year old. The commonest mistake is buying for the child He will not remember the day. Whatever you hand over is opened by his parents, put somewhere, and either kept or quietly passed on, and that is not an argument for giving it less thought. It is an argument for giving the thing that survives twenty years rather than the thing that entertains him for an afternoon, because the gift remembered at a mundan is the one still on a shelf when he is old enough to be told who gave it. People search for a unique mundan gift for the same reason they do before every large family function, which is that several guests will arrive with versions of the same thing. The way out is not an unusual object. It is a gift aimed at the

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