There is another deity Narenas on an arch with twenty masks, of various metals including one in gold. Villagers in every household have to contribute a quantity of grain to the deity and this levy is known a Kutange.
Worship is offered twice daily.
There is a devotee who acts as the mouthpiece. The mouthpiece is to speak on behalf of the deity whenever he is supposed to be seized by the supernatural spirit or invoked by the people or even otherwise. When he is in a frenzied stage, he narrates what is called a Chironing, brieflyexplaining the emergence and exploits of the deity on behalf of whom he speaks and then gives the decree. Now this Chironing or recital about the deity is almost a sanctified institution in this part. But for various reasons mouthpieces and Chironings are declining, as fresh recruits are not easily available.