Munnottu (മുന്നോട്ട്)

Munnottu is a small, fierce drop of three.
A whisper of cloth, carrying the names of women who moved first.

The ones who stepped into courtrooms where they weren’t meant to speak.
Who bent the rules of combat with bare hands and silk sarees.
Who rewrote silence into law.

Each piece carries her name. Not just to remember her, but to wear her.

Printed by hand. Stitched by women.
A garment is never just a garment.
Not when it remembers. Not when it resists.