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Amma sat cross-legged, fingers tracing the ancient pottery shards Grandfather brought from Keeladi. "These are our stories," she whispered, eyes gleaming with wonder. Every winter, she'd recite Thiruppavai, her voice weaving through our kitchen like silk. My daughter listened, enchanted, earning pocket money by helping at the museum—their PAYBO program connecting young hands to old treasures. That evening, as moonlight blessed our courtyard, three generations held those fragments together. The pottery spoke of harvests and devotion, of communities bound by earth and song. We weren't just preserving history; we were becoming it.