Moments from the kalari - performances, photographs, weapons, and daily life of SKS.
Performances and demonstrations - from stage events abroad to daily practice inside the kalari.


More photographs will be added as they become available.
A feature on Ustad TP Kalandan Gurukkal - performing Kalaripayattu in traditional tiger-skin costume - published in the Mathrubhumi Weekly, June 1965. These pages are preserved as a record of SKS's place in Kerala's cultural memory, two years after SKS had settled at Anappara.
From a competition conducted by the Kozhikode District Kalari Sangham - SKS, under Ustad TP Kalandan Gurukkal, excelled across all three regional traditions of Kerala Kalaripayattu.
Ustad TP Kalandan Gurukkal is seated at the centre. The young boy seated at the right is his son - TP Dakwan Gurukkal, the current Gurukkal - as a child.
A historical record of SKS's identity as a school that has long practised and competed across all three streams of Kerala Kalari.