Muthappan Theyyam is a unique ritual art form of Kerala, specifically from the northern regions like Kannur and Kasaragod. Unlike other Theyyam performances, which represent various deities, Muthappan embodies a syncretic form of Vishnu and Shiva. Muthappan is celebrated for breaking barriers of caste, religion, and status, reflecting a spirit of inclusiveness. 

The ritual includes dancers offering liquor and fish to the deity, which are later distributed to devotees. Dogs are also venerated here, symbolizing the guardian spirit of Muthappan, and even receive offerings first, emphasizing their sacred connection to the deity.

Muthappan Theyyam replicas crafted from wood and adorned with traditional colors—are excellent decor pieces that represent the spiritual and artistic heritage of Kerala. These replicas capture intricate costume details, bringing a touch of divine craftsmanship into personal spaces. .