Krishna Bhama Rukmini Marriage Clay Golu Bommai Set - 9.5 x 3.5 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/ Navaratri Golu Bomma
"Celebrate the divine union with this beautiful Golu doll set depicting the sacred marriage of Lord Krishna, Bhama, and Rukmini. A perfect addition to your Golu display, this ensemble radiates love, devotion, and spiritual significance."
This classic golu bommai, with its elaborate details and vivid hues, is a reflection of India's rich cultural legacy. Every Golu doll has a distinct charm that adds life to your festive arrangement, whether it represents gods, mythological figures, or scenes from a mythological story. This kolu bommai is expertly produced by talented artisans using good quality materials, guaranteeing its elegance and longevity. This beautiful sculpture, which is perfect for both collectors and believers, gives your holiday décor a touch of tradition, grace, and dedication.
Rukmani Kalyanam, a revered festival in South India, celebrates the divine marriage of Goddess Rukmini and Lord Krishna. Rukmani, deeply in love with Lord Krishna, yearned for marriage despite her father's plans. She sent a message to Krishna, who arrived on a chariot, sweeping her away. Enraged, Rukmani's brother chased them but was humbled by Krishna's divine presence, and their union took place in the city of Dwarka. During the festival, temples are adorned with flowers and lights, and devotees joyously reenact their wedding, chanting hymns and performing rituals. It symbolizes love, harmony, and the eternal bond between a devotee and the divine.
Satyabhama, daughter of the Yadava King Satrajita, owned the Syamantaka jewel, which was given to her father by the sun-god Surya. Satrajita refused to part with it, even when Krishna, the king of Dvaraka, offered to keep it safe. Later, Prasena, Satrajita's brother, was killed by a lion while wearing the jewel. The lion was then hunted down by Jambavan, who gave the jewel to his daughter, Jambavati. When Prasena didn’t return, rumors spread that Krishna had killed him to steal the jewel. To clear his name, Krishna set out to find the jewel, and discovered it in Jambavan’s cave. After a 28-day battle, Jambavan recognized Krishna as the holy deity, apologized, and returned the jewel. Krishna returned the jewel to Satrajita, who, in gratitude, offered both the jewel and his daughter, Satyabhama, in marriage. Thus the marriage of Krishna and Bhama happened.
Golu is celebrated during Navaratri to honor the divine feminine energy and showcase the rich traditions of storytelling through beautifully arranged kolu dolls. Deities, saints, and legendary golu figures are arranged in levels to represent the cosmic order and the journey from spiritual ignorance to enlightenment. Additionally, this festival is a time for devotional singing, cultural performances, and social gatherings. Families invite guests to view their Golu bommai display, exchange gifts, and share prasad, fostering community and devotion. Future generations can inherit customs, values, and stories by participating in Golu celebrations.
Enhance your Navratri celebrations with this divine Golu Bommai Set and invite divine blessings into your home today!
