All Theyyams are not created equally. Depending on the character and emotion of the Theyyam, different cosmetics are used. Theyyam is more attractive with makeup. This cosmetic is referred to as Aniyalangal. Theyyakkaran and team produce what is referred to as Aniyalangal. This denotes "accessories to be worn." These are worn on the neck, chest, legs, and hands. The aniyalangal consists of the following species: kaivḷla, kaṭakam, cūdakam, kaiyyura, chennipathi, chilambu, paṭṭu and ppā dakam, thalapthalapā li, manikayalu etc. To keep the aṇiyalam safe and to carry it, a rectangular box is used which is made by the vēlans. This box made out of a kind of bamboo is called Peḷya Pelika).

On the legs, Chilambu is worn. Every Theyyam typically utilises Chilambu, with the exception of Thekkumbad Kulom's Devakkutt or Theyyakkutt. Hands are adorned with Cudakam, Kaivala, Katakam, Tandavala, etc.

Chilambu (Image source)


Cudakam, Kaivala, Katakam, Tandavala - Naveena Mohan, Gods play in God s own country 
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Talapali is one of the crucial elements of makeup. Talapali is a garment worn on the head. ad. On the front of this, a thin metal strip shaped like a petal is suspended. It is imperative that the Theyyam wear Talapali. Other jewellery includes Chenni, Pathi, and others that are worn on the sides of the head.

Talapali (Image source)
 

Ornaments - Chilamb, Katakam, Tandavala (Image source)