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Kannappar Clay golu Bommai Set - 9.5 x 7 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/ Navaratri Golu Bomma/Gombe/Bommai

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Rs. 1,875.00
Rs. 1,875.00 - Rs. 1,875.00
Current price Rs. 1,875.00
SKU 695879
Width Height Depth Material Weight

7 in

9.5 in

4 in

Clay

2.93 kg

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Celebrate the Supreme Devotion of Kannappa Nayanar with this Sacred Kannappar Clay Golu Bommai

• Bring one of the most moving stories of unwavering devotion into your festive display with this beautifully handcrafted golu doll depicting Saint Kannappa Nayanar offering his ultimate sacrifice to Lord Shiva.
• This inspiring golu bommai captures the unforgettable episode from the Periya Puranam, where Kannappa's pure love for Shiva became greater than rituals, making it a spiritually powerful addition to your Navaratri celebrations.
• A deeply meaningful addition to your dasara dolls collection, this sacred figurine represents unconditional devotion, selfless sacrifice, and absolute surrender to the Divine.
• Crafted from traditional clay with vibrant hand-painted detailing, this elegant kolu bommai preserves the beauty of Tamil Shaivite heritage and devotional artistry.
• Perfect for placement on the middle storytelling tiers of your golu doll arrangement, this sacred scene beautifully narrates one of the greatest stories of Bhakti in Hindu tradition.
• This golu bommai is ideal for devotees, children, and collectors who wish to preserve the inspiring lives of the 63 Nayanmars through their Navaratri Golu.
• Among your treasured dasara dolls, Kannappar stands as an eternal symbol of pure devotion that transcends social status, learning, and ritual.
• A timeless kolu bommai that beautifully preserves one of the greatest acts of devotion ever recorded in Shaivite history.

Symbolism & Significance

Kannappa Nayanar symbolizes pure Bhakti that flows directly from the heart. Unlike formal worship performed with elaborate rituals, Kannappa offered Lord Shiva everything he had with complete sincerity.

This sacred kolu bommai reminds devotees that God values genuine love more than external perfection. His offerings of water, forest flowers, hunted meat, and finally even his own eyes demonstrate that true devotion knows no limits. Lord Shiva accepted every offering because they came from a heart filled with absolute love.

Among dasara dolls, Kannappar represents unwavering faith, sacrifice, humility, and complete surrender to God.

Significance within Golu Tradition

In traditional dasara dolls displays, saints and devotees occupy a special place because Golu celebrates not only gods but also the lives of those who attained divine grace through devotion. This golu bommai is usually placed in the middle storytelling tiers alongside the 63 Nayanmars, saints, and scenes from the Periya Puranam.

This golu doll beautifully teaches that sincere devotion is greater than wealth, scholarship, or social position.

Navaratri Celebration & Spiritual Relevance

• Navaratri celebrates Goddess Durga's victory over Mahishasura, symbolizing the triumph of righteousness, devotion, and divine grace over ignorance and evil. Alongside Devi worship, Golu preserves the lives of saints whose unwavering faith continues to inspire generations.
• Kannappa Nayanar's story perfectly complements the spirit of Navaratri by teaching that sincere devotion always reaches the Divine regardless of one's background. This golu doll beautifully reflects that eternal truth.
• This golu bommai is traditionally placed in the storytelling tiers where visitors can appreciate the inspiring lives of great devotees and saints.
• The tradition of Golu originated from ancient Devi worship, where figurines represented the divine universe before gradually expanding to include saints, epics, temples, and cultural traditions.
• During the Chola period, the lives of the Nayanmars became widely celebrated through temple sculptures and devotional literature, strengthening the heritage of kolu bommai displays.
• The Vijayanagara Empire and later the Nayakas encouraged elaborate Navaratri celebrations, preserving stories of saints through beautifully arranged dasara dolls.
• Today, Golu continues as a living tradition that teaches mythology, history, devotion, and moral values through handcrafted figurines.
• This kolu bommai beautifully continues that sacred legacy by honoring one of the greatest Shaivite saints in Indian history.

The Divine Story of Kannappa Nayanar – The Hunter Whose Love Moved Lord Shiva

Long ago, in the forests near present-day Srikalahasti, there lived a fearless hunter named Thinnan. Though he had never studied the Vedas or learned temple rituals, his heart was filled with honesty, courage, and boundless love.

One day, while hunting in the forest, he discovered a lonely Shiva Lingam beneath a tree. Seeing that no one cared for the Lord, Thinnan decided to worship Him in the only way he knew.

Each day he brought fresh water in his mouth because he had no sacred vessel. He offered the finest meat from his hunt, believing he was giving the best food to his beloved Lord. He decorated the Lingam with flowers carried in his hair after brushing away old offerings with his feet, not out of disrespect, but because his hands were occupied.

The temple priest was shocked by these unusual offerings. Yet every night Lord Shiva lovingly accepted them because they came from a heart filled with pure devotion.

One day, the priest witnessed a miracle. Blood began flowing from one of the Shiva Lingam's eyes. Without hesitation, Thinnan plucked out one of his own eyes and placed it upon the bleeding eye of the Lord. The bleeding stopped immediately. Moments later, blood flowed from the second eye of the Lingam.

Knowing he would become blind after offering his remaining eye, Thinnan placed his foot upon the exact spot so he could still locate it. As he prepared to sacrifice his second eye, Lord Shiva could no longer test his devotee.

The Lord appeared before him, held his hand, restored both his eyes, and joyfully declared, "You are no longer Thinnan. From today, you are Kannappa—my beloved devotee who offered his very eyes out of love."

Lord Shiva granted him eternal liberation and honored him among the 63 Nayanmars, whose devotion continues to inspire millions across generations.

This sacred golu bommai preserves that timeless message—that God looks beyond rituals and accepts the sincere love offered from a pure heart.

Let Kannappa Nayanar's Unwavering Devotion Inspire Your Navaratri Golu

Add this sacred Kannappar Clay golu doll to your festive steps and let your kolu bommai radiate devotion, sacrifice, and divine grace. Among your treasured dasara dolls, this inspiring golu bommai will stand as a timeless reminder that the greatest offering to the Divine is a heart filled with unconditional love and unwavering faith.

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