Sangeetha Mummoorthigal Clay Golu Bommai Set - 6 x 5 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/Navaratri Golu Bomma/Gombe/Bommai
The Trinity of Carnatic Music – A Story of Devotion, Wisdom, and Grace
The Sangeeta Mummoorti Set (Trinity of Carnatic Music—Tyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar, and Shyama Sastri) is a beautifully crafted representation of the three great composers who shaped the foundation of Carnatic music. Made with clay, this golu doll set pays homage to Tyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar, and Shyama Sastri, each depicted in their unique style, embodying their contributions to classical Indian music.
In eighteenth-century South India, a divine musical journey took shape through three legendary composers: Tyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar, and Shyama Sastri. Though born within a few years of each other, they pursued unique paths, each contributing profoundly to Carnatic music. Despite having no formal association, their lives echoed a shared spiritual mission, bound by the sacred power of sound.
• Tyagaraja, born in Thiruvarur, dedicated his life to Lord Rama. He turned away from royal offers and chose a simple life of devotion, composing thousands of heartfelt songs. One notable moment in his life occurred when, after his family threw away his idol of Rama, he regained it through sincere prayer and divine grace.
• Muthuswami Dikshitar, also from Thiruvarur, was spiritually awakened during a visit to Kashi. A mystical yogi, believed to be Lord Dattatreya, gave him a piece of sacred candy. This sparked his divine gift for composing in Sanskrit. His works, rich in philosophy and musical depth, often centered around various temple deities and sacred locations.
• Shyama Sastri was known for his devotion to Goddess Kamakshi and his expertise in rhythmic structures. During a musical challenge with a renowned artist, he prayed to the goddess and sang a deeply moving composition. The performance left everyone in awe, and even his challenger acknowledged his spiritual and musical mastery.
Although each followed a different path—Tyagaraja through devotion, Dikshitar through knowledge, and Sastri through divine feminine energy—their music continues to inspire generations. Together, they are revered as the trinity of Carnatic music, symbolizing the fusion of spirituality, tradition, and artistic excellence. This legacy is often honored during Navaratri by displaying their representations in Golu, reminding us of their eternal contribution to Indian classical music.
These exquisite golu bommai figures are a perfect addition to your golu display during the Navaratri celebrations. The Trinity of Carnatic Music—Tyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar, and Shyama Sastri are legends, and their compositions continue to inspire millions of musicians and spiritual seekers across generations. Their works are celebrated not just for their technical brilliance but also for their deep devotion and connection to the divine, making this set a meaningful tribute to their legacy.
The Sangeeta Mummoorti Set is particularly popular during the Dassara festival, where it adds a musical and spiritual dimension to the traditional golu displays. These dassara dolls serve as a reminder of the transformative power of music and devotion, perfectly capturing the essence of Carnatic music. Also known as the "Trinity of Carnatic Music Dolls," this set is highly revered by collectors and devotees alike.
These dolls are widely appreciated for their craftsmanship and are a beloved choice for spiritual gatherings and cultural displays. Whether for a Navaratri celebration or as a gift for a music lover, this golu bommai set serves as a symbol of rich cultural heritage and devotion.
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