Krishna Murti With Yashoda Gopala Clay Golu Bommai - 6.5 X 9.75 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/ Navaratri Gombe

• Divine Motherly Love in Clay – Krishna with Yashoda Golu Doll
• Celebrate the eternal bond of love between mother and child with this exquisite golu doll of Yashoda Gopala—crafted in clay by traditional artisans.
• This heartwarming kolu bommai shows baby Krishna with his divine mother Yashoda, radiating affection, innocence, and divinity in equal measure.
• A perfect addition to your dasara dolls arrangement, this charming scene brings the sweetness of Vrindavan into your Navaratri display.
• The seated posture, gentle smiles, and playful energy captured in this golu bommai offer a glimpse into the divine leela of Krishna's childhood, filled with unconditional love.
• This golu doll is ideal for families, especially mothers and children, as it symbolizes maternal protection, nurturing energy, and the joyful presence of the Divine in domestic life.
• A must-have kolu bommai for Krishna-themed steps, it complements scenes like Krishna Leela, Govardhana Giri, or Butter Krishna beautifully.
• Create a soul-touching theme within your dasara dolls setup that highlights the sacredness of everyday love between parent and child.
• Let this handcrafted golu bommai become the centerpiece of your celebration, evoking emotion, laughter, and devotion in every viewer.

Symbolism & Significance
The golu doll of Krishna with Yashoda is more than decorative—it's deeply symbolic. Yashoda represents the ideal devotee—loving Krishna not as a god, but as her child. Her maternal care reveals the personal, intimate side of the Divine. This kolu bommai reminds us that God can be found in our closest relationships, and that divine love is playful, nurturing, and full of heart. In your dasara dolls collection, it brings balance, sweetness, and emotion to spiritual grandeur. The clay golu bommai captures this timeless truth with warmth and grace.

Relevance in Golu Display
• Navaratri is a time of devotion, storytelling, and spiritual bonding, and every golu doll plays a part in that sacred narrative.
• The Yashoda-Krishna scene fits perfectly into Krishna Leela tiers of the kolu bommai, and pairs well with other devotional themes centered on love and family.
• This dasara dolls piece appeals to viewers of all ages—it brings smiles to children, reverence to elders, and warmth to everyone in between.
• Position this golu bommai on a central step to create a shrine of divine affection in your Navaratri golu.

The Legend of Yashoda and Gopala
Yashoda was not Krishna’s biological mother, but her love was no less real—perhaps even more so. She raised Krishna in Gokul, unaware of his divinity, loving him as any mother would. When Krishna stole butter, played pranks, or lifted mountains, she scolded and protected him like any mother—but with boundless love. Once, when Yashoda looked into Krishna’s mouth, she saw the entire universe—stars, planets, and all creation. Yet she hugged him, still seeing only her child. This golu doll brings that same paradox of the divine in the ordinary—showing that God is closest when we love selflessly. Including it in your kolu bommai celebrates motherhood as the highest form of devotion.

History of Golu – From Palaces to Prayer Rooms
The tradition of the golu doll dates back to the Vijayanagara Empire, where dolls were arranged in royal courts to narrate epics, celebrate gods, and display divine themes.
• Over centuries, the kolu bommai tradition spread to common households in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka, becoming an essential part of Navaratri.
• Each dasara dolls arrangement tells a story—mythical, moral, or familial—and is passed down through generations as spiritual heritage.
• The Krishna with Yashoda golu bommai adds a touch of Vrindavan’s sweetness to your steps, making your arrangement both nostalgic and devotional.

Celebrate Divine Love This Navaratri
Include the Krishna-Yashoda golu doll in your sacred kolu bommai and transform your dasara dolls into a tribute to motherly love and divine childhood. This expressive golu bommai brings joy, affection, and the soft radiance of Krishna Leela into your home—blessing your Golu steps with love that transcends time.