Flower Seller With Base - 6 x 8 Inches | Kondapalli Toy/ Wood Sculpture/ Kolu Bommai for Home Decoration

n Ode to Indian Craftsmanship and Rural Charm
Bring home the soulful charm of Indian folk life with this exquisitely handcrafted Flower Seller Figurine, a classic representation from the famous Kondapalli Bommalu tradition of Andhra Pradesh. Seated gracefully, with a vibrant display of garlands and floral baskets, this artisan-crafted sculpture captures the spirit of everyday Indian life in vivid, joyful detail.

It’s not just a decorative item — it’s a piece of history, culture, and devotion. Ideal for Navaratri Golu (Kolu) arrangements, heritage home décor, or as a thoughtful gift that honors India’s rich artistic traditions.
Key Features
• Authentic Kondapalli Craft: Handmade by skilled artisans from the Kondapalli region, known for their centuries-old toy-making legacy.
• Eco-Friendly Material: Sculpted from Tella Poniki wood — a soft, lightweight timber native to Andhra Pradesh, perfect for intricate carving.
• Vibrant Hand-Painting: Colored using traditional methods and natural pigments, creating a bright and earthy visual appeal.
• Depicts a Traditional Flower Vendor: A woman adorned in traditional attire, surrounded by baskets of flowers – symbolizing devotion, simplicity, and daily life.
• Wooden Base: Securely mounted for stability and easy display on flat surfaces or Golu steps.
• Dimensions & Finish: Compact yet striking, with attention to detail that makes it a conversation starter in any setting.

Thematic & Cultural Value
• Navaratri Golu Must-Have: Ideal addition to your festive Kolu dolls collection — especially in depicting grama jeevan (village life).
• Symbol of Devotion & Prosperity: Flowers play a central role in Indian rituals — this figure represents the offering of purity and faith.
• Celebrates Rural Women: Showcases the strength and vibrancy of women in Indian society, particularly those working in traditional vocations.
• Visual Storytelling: Every angle of the figurine tells a story — from the woman’s posture to the delicately painted floral baskets.

About Kondapalli Toys (Kondapalli Bommalu)
• Historic Legacy: Originating over 300 years ago in Kondapalli village, these toys are a hallmark of Andhra Pradesh’s rich cultural tapestry.
• UNESCO & GI Recognition: This art form has been granted Geographical Indication (GI) status, ensuring its authenticity and protection.
• Unique Craftsmanship: The toys are carved, assembled, and painted entirely by hand — no mass production, ensuring exclusivity.
• Cultural Significance: Frequently used in Bommala Koluvu (doll arrangements) during Navaratri, depicting scenes from mythology, nature, and daily life.
• Sustainable Art: Emphasizes natural materials, eco-friendly dyes, and supports artisan livelihoods.

Why You’ll Love This
• Adds rustic, ethnic warmth to your living or puja space
• Enhances your festive décor with a meaningful, rooted aesthetic
• A perfect gift for collectors, elders, or those with an eye for folk art
• Preserves and promotes a precious Indian craft tradition

Let this Flower Seller Kondapalli Doll breathe life, tradition, and vibrancy into your home. Whether for festival, décor, or heritage appreciation — it's a timeless celebration of India’s folk artistry.