​Konsāri.— The Konsāris derive their name from konsa, a bell-metal dish. They are Oriya workers in bell-metal, and manufacture dishes, cups and plates. Brāhmans are employed by them as purōhits (priests)and gurus (preceptors). They eat fish and mutton, but ​not fowls or beef, and drink liquor. Marriage is infant. Remarriage of widows and divorcées is permitted.