Giri Plastic Golu Padi Extension - 3T To 7T | 3 Triple To 7 Triple Golu Stand/ Multi Purpose Navratri Golu Rack

Celebrate Navaratri in Style with Our Elegant Golu Padi!
Transform your Navaratri celebrations with our beautifully crafted Golu Padi, the perfect stand to display your cherished dolls in a graceful and organized way.

• The word Navaratri originates from Sanskrit — Nava meaning nine and Ratri meaning night — representing nine sacred nights of worship, discipline, and self-realisation.
• Golu, also known as Kolu or Bommai Golu, has a rich cultural history. It traces back to ancient South Indian traditions where families would arrange dolls on steps to symbolise the universe and the cycle of creation. The practice is said to have been encouraged by the rulers of the Vijayanagara Empire, who promoted art, culture, and devotion through this unique display.
• Each Golu display tells divine stories — from mythological tales to scenes from everyday life — reflecting the harmony between humanity and divinity.
• Crafted from durable yet lightweight plastic, our Golu stand is designed for both beauty and practicality. It offers a stable base for your dolls and ensures your festive setup looks stunning year after year.
• The interlocking panel system makes it easy to assemble and disassemble, while the compact, stackable design ensures convenient storage once the celebrations are over.
• Golu represents Shakti, the universal feminine energy, and each step in the display signifies spiritual evolution and devotion.
• Traditionally, dolls are arranged on odd-numbered steps such as 3, 5, 7, or 9 — symbolising progress and balance in life.
• This individual Golu Padi is available in sizes ranging from 3-step regular to 7-step triple, giving you the flexibility to create a display that suits your space perfectly.
• It belongs to our exclusive Golu Padi collection from Giri, crafted to combine traditional elegance with modern convenience.
• Bring home this Golu Padi and create a divine, vibrant centerpiece that celebrates tradition, artistry, and the spirit of Navaratri.