Beautify your homes with widest range of Decorations for Navaratri- Golu dolls, Golu Bommai, Golu Padi, Golu stands and more at GIRI

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Everything You Need for Navaratri & Golu

Golu Setup Golu Padi stands, extensions and Kolupadi covers to build your display.

Golu Dolls & Bommai Clay Kolu Bommai, Paper Mache Kolu Bommai, Terracotta Bommai, Plastic Bommai, Marapachi Bommai pairs and Kondapalli wooden toys.

Devi & Deity Products Devi dress, deity accessories, and deity jewellery & vastra sets.

Navaratri Pooja Products Turmeric & kumkum, chandan, camphor, agarbatti, pooja oil & wicks, kalash, panchapatra, pooja thali sets and pooja articles.

Navaratri Decoration Lamps, toran, kolam & rangoli products, and temple/home decoration.

Navaratri Gifting Golu dolls, traditional gifts, and devotional products suited for guests and family.

Each of these has its own range within the Giri Navaratri collection - explore the categories below to build your list. 

Golu Padi & Golu Stands - Build the Base of Your Display

Golu Padi is where most Golu preparation begins. Giri's Golu Padi range includes plastic and wooden stands in compact, regular and triple configurations, along with extensions for expanding a stand you already own.

Consider these when choosing:

• Available space — how much floor and wall space your Golu corner has

• Number of steps — from 3-step stands for compact displays to 7- and 9-step stands for larger arrangements

• Size of your doll collection — a bigger collection generally calls for a wider or taller Padi

• Compact vs. larger setups — compact configurations suit apartments, while regular/triple stands suit larger halls or living rooms

• Padi covers — cloth covers to finish the look of your steps once dolls are arranged

• Extending an existing stand — Padi extensions let you grow a smaller stand into a bigger one over the years, rather than replacing it

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Golu Dolls & Bommai — Choose Your Display

This is where Navaratri shopping at Giri really opens up. The Golu Bommai range spans several materials and styles, so you can build a display that matches your family's tradition and taste.

Clay Kolu Bommai — traditional clay dolls, including deity and thematic sets
Paper Mache Kolu Bommai — lightweight, detailed figures across a wide range of themes Terracotta Bommai — earthy, traditional-style dolls
Plastic Bommai — durable dolls in classic Golu figures such as Mahalakshmi and young-couple/oonjal pieces
Marapachi Bommai — the traditional wooden doll pair, often representing Sri Venkateshwara and Lakshmi, considered a significant part of many Golu displays
Kondapalli Wooden Toys — handcrafted wooden pieces such as flower-seller figures and marriage-procession scenes, popular for adding rural and cultural scenes to a Golu

Browse by material and theme to put together the display you have in mind.

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Choose Golu Dolls by Theme Navarathri Decorations

Beyond individual dolls, Giri's Golu Bommai collection includes themed sets that make it easier to build a coherent display:

• Divine & devotional themes — sets such as Ashta Lakshmi (the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi)

• Dasavatharam — sets depicting the ten avatars of Lord Vishnu

• Temple & pilgrimage themes — sets such as Kanchi Divya Desam, inspired by sacred temple sites

• Marriage & ceremony themes — sets such as Srinivasa Kalyanam, depicting the divine wedding of Lord Venkateswara and Goddess Padmavathi

• Cultural & literary scenes — sets such as Ponniyin Selvan-inspired Golu Bommai

• Traditional wooden pairs — Marapachi Bommai for a classic Golu foundation

• Rural & everyday-life scenes — Kondapalli wooden toys such as flower sellers and marriage processions

These themed sets are a good way to add variety to a display beyond individual dolls, and pair well alongside a base of traditional Marapachi and clay Bommai.

Build Your Golu Display

A complete Golu setup usually comes together from a few categories at once. A typical combination looks like:

Golu Padi + Padi Cover + Golu Bommai (traditional and themed) + Deity murtis or Devi dress, where used + Pooja lamps + Decoration

Bring these together to create a coordinated display rather than sourcing pieces one at a time.

Navaratri Pooja Products

For daily worship through the nine nights, Giri's pooja range includes turmeric and kumkum, chandan, camphor, agarbatti and incense, pooja oil and wicks, pooja samagri sets, kalash and pooja lota, panchapatra and uddarani, pooja thali sets, pooja bells, and other pooja articles.

Devi Dress, Jewellery & Deity Accessories

For those preparing Devi worship or dressing a deity idol for the festival, Giri's range includes Devi dress, Bhagwan vastra, deity jewellery & vastra sets, and general deity accessories — sized and styled to suit different idols.

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Navaratri Lamps & Lighting

Lamps play a big part in both Golu displays and daily pooja through Navaratri. Giri's lighting range includes Kuthuvilakku, Kerala Vilakku, hanging lamps, deity lamps, decorative lamps, Nanda Deep & Pyali Deep, Paavai Vilakku, five-faced lamps, and lamp stands & accessories — useful for Golu lighting, pooja lighting, and general festive ambience at home.

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Navaratri Decoration & Home Setup

To finish your Golu corner or festive home setup, explore toran, kolam & rangoli products, and general temple/home decoration — used alongside your Golu Bommai, Padi and lamps to complete the festive look.

Navaratri Sale Online - Golu Dolls, Return Gifts & Festive Products 

Guests who visit your Golu display, as well as family and friends, are often given a small gift during Navaratri. Giri's gifting options include Golu Bommai, traditional gifts, and other devotional products suited for this purpose. Those looking for a Navaratri online sale can also explore the wider collection for festive gifting and pooja needs.
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Navaratri Shopping Checklist

Requirements vary by family and regional tradition — use this as a starting point:

Golu Setup

• Golu Padi

• Padi cover

• Padi extension, if expanding an existing stand

Golu Dolls

• Clay Bommai

• Paper Mache Bommai

• Marapachi Bommai

• Terracotta or plastic dolls

• Themed sets (Dasavatharam, Ashta Lakshmi, temple/marriage themes)

Pooja

• Kumkum and turmeric

• Chandan

• Incense/agarbatti

• Camphor

• Pooja oil and wicks

• Pooja articles

Decoration

• Lamps

• Toran

• Kolam & rangoli products

• General home décor

Deity Preparation

• Devi dress

• Deity jewellery

• Deity accessories

Gifting

• Traditional gifts

• Golu Bommai

• Devotional products

How to Choose Golu Products

• Available space — measure your Golu corner before picking a Padi size

• Number of steps — 3-step for compact setups, 5–9 steps for larger displays

• Number of dolls — match your Padi width to how many Bommai you plan to display

• Preferred material — clay, paper mache, terracotta, plastic or wood each give a different look and durability

• Theme — traditional, devotional, mythological, or cultural scenes

• Traditional vs. contemporary — some households stick to classic Marapachi and clay sets, others build more elaborate themed displays

• Budget and reuse — a Padi and core dolls are typically reused for years, with new themed sets added over time

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Why Choose Us?

• A broad range of devotional and traditional products, including an extensive Golu Bommai selection

• Golu Padi and Padi covers alongside dolls, pooja products, deity accessories and decoration

• Multiple doll materials — clay, paper mache, terracotta, plastic and wood — to choose from

• An established devotional products brand with convenient online ordering

Navaratri Online Sale — Prepare Early for Navaratri 2026 

Choosing your Golu Padi, selecting the Bommai you want, and arranging pooja products and decoration all take a bit of planning. It helps to check availability and place your order with enough time for delivery before October 11, 2026, especially for larger Golu Padi stands and popular themed sets.

Navaratri 2026 — Key Information

• Dates: October 11 – October 19, 2026 (nine nights)

• Vijayadashami / Dussehra: October 20, 2026

• Exact Ghatasthapana and other muhurat timings vary by location — please check local panchang sources

A Short Note on Navaratri & Golu

Navaratri, also spelled Navratri, is a Hindu festival that celebrates the Divine Mother over nine nights. It is also known as Sharad Navaratri, Shardiya Navratri. Durga Pooja, and Durga Navratri in different contexts and regions. In many South Indian homes, the festival is marked by Golu (Bommai Golu) — dolls and deities arranged on tiered steps — with families conducting daily pooja and inviting friends and neighbours to view the display.