Rama Idol With Lakshman Sita Doing Shiva Pooja Clay Golu Bommai- 7 X 8.5 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/Navaratri Gombe

Rama, Sita & Lakshmana Performing Shiva Pooja – A Sacred Golu Scene in Clay
• This handcrafted golu doll depicts a serene and divine moment from the Ramayana, where Lord Rama, along with Sita and Lakshmana, offers worship to Lord Shiva.
• A symbolic addition to your kolu bommai collection, this scene radiates devotion, dharma, and reverence toward the supreme Lord of dissolution and transformation.
• As part of your dasara dolls, it highlights Rama’s humility and adherence to righteous conduct—performing rituals even as a divine avatar.
• Add this intricate golu bommai to your Navaratri steps and invite the sacred vibrations of unity, worship, and divine obedience into your home.

Spiritual Symbolism in Clay
• This golu doll scene captures a profound spiritual moment—where the incarnation of Lord Vishnu himself bows before Lord Shiva, reinforcing the harmony and mutual reverence among deities in Sanatana Dharma.
• A thoughtful addition to your kolu bommai, it promotes inter-deity harmony and reinforces values of humility, respect, and family-centered devotion.
• In the context of your dasara dolls, it offers a tableau of divine interaction, suitable for discussion, storytelling, and devotional reflection.
• Displaying this golu bommai also invokes blessings of both Rama and Shiva, ideal for devotees who seek both grace and strength in their spiritual path.

The Legend Behind the Pooja
As per sacred texts and folklore, before setting out to battle Ravana in Lanka, Lord Rama performed a powerful Shiva Pooja to seek blessings for victory. Accompanied by Sita and Lakshmana, this act was both devotional and symbolic—showing that even divine beings uphold rituals and humility before the Absolute.
• This golu doll brings to life that timeless moment of devotion under the canopy of dharma.
• Let your kolu bommai arrangement reflect such moments of reverent pooja, where divine forces unite in purpose.
• In your dasara dolls setup, this figurine becomes a focal point of sacred balance—Vishnu’s incarnation offering worship to Mahadeva.
• A perfect golu bommai to display alongside other Ramayana or Shiva-themed figurines for narrative continuity.

Tradition of Golu – From Royal Courts to Your Home
• The golu doll tradition began in the royal courts of the Vijayanagara Empire, where clay figurines were arranged to narrate epics and celebrate the divine.
• Over centuries, this artform evolved into the cherished kolu bommai arrangement seen in South Indian homes during Navaratri.
• Families showcase dasara dolls across multi-tiered steps, inviting guests to witness devotional stories and cultural history in vibrant form.
• With this golu bommai, you honor this living tradition—connecting the past with the present through art, storytelling, and devotion.

Complete Your Golu With Devotion & Dharma
Let this golu doll of Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana performing Shiva Pooja become a divine highlight of your kolu. As a spiritually charged kolu bommai, it offers both beauty and bhakti. Enhance your dasara dolls collection with a scene that reflects humility, unity, and sacred devotion—through this beautifully crafted golu bommai, available exclusively from Giri.