Ulagalantha Perumal Statue Paper Mache Golu Bommai-17 X 8.5 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/Navaratri Golu Bommai/Gombe

• Celebrate the Cosmic Glory of Ulagalantha Perumal with this Exquisite Paper Mache Golu Bommai
• Bring home the divine energy of Ulagalantha Perumal, the awe-inspiring Trivikrama avatar of Lord Vishnu, with this beautifully handcrafted golu doll from Giri.
• This detailed golu bommai depicts the sacred moment when Lord Vishnu measured the entire universe in three strides, symbolizing the divine authority that governs all realms.
• Made from high-quality lightweight paper mache materials, this paper mache kolu bommai showcases traditional artistry and vibrant detailing, perfect for spiritual decor.
• A key highlight in your dassara dolls arrangement, this idol brings majesty, humility, and divinity into your Navaratri Golu display.
• The towering form of Ulagalantha Perumal—with one foot lifted toward the sky and the other firmly grounded—represents the Lord’s expansive cosmic form, reminding us of the greatness of surrender and the limitations of ego.
• Display this majestic golu doll on the top tier of your Golu steps to honor divine justice and universal order.
• Ideal for Navaratri, Diwali, or as a spiritual gift, this kolu bommai inspires reverence and spiritual reflection in any sacred space.
• Complement your golu bommai collection with themed decor and Golu padis from Giri for a vibrant, meaningful celebration.

Symbolism & Significance
Symbolism of Ulagalantha Perumal
Ulagalantha Perumal, the Trivikrama avatar, represents Vishnu’s all-encompassing power and humility. His towering form captures the grandeur of the divine and the fall of prideful ego. This golu doll embodies the theme of divine justice and dharma, perfect for any spiritual celebration.

Significance within Golu Tradition
Within the kolu bommai tradition, Ulagalantha Perumal serves as a profound reminder of the divine role in maintaining universal balance. His inclusion in your dassara dolls display signifies humility, surrender, and divine justice—a powerful narrative of the Navaratri festival.

Navaratri & Golu Display Context
• Navaratri is a nine-night festival celebrating the goddess in her various forms and the triumph of dharma over adharma.
• Central to this is the Golu display, where golu bommai and kolu bommai are arranged in odd-numbered tiers, each narrating divine and cultural stories.
• The top tiers are reserved for gods and goddesses like Ulagalantha Perumal golu doll, symbolizing their elevated spiritual status.
• This dassara dolls tradition promotes community bonding, devotion, and the passing down of stories through generations.

History of Golu
The practice of displaying golu dolls dates back to the Vijayanagara Empire and later flourished under the Nayaka and Maratha rulers. Golu—known by various names like Bommala Koluvu and Bombe Habba—evolved into a vibrant tradition blending mythology, family, and faith. Today, the kolu bommai setup continues to reflect this heritage, with each dassara doll holding spiritual and cultural significance.

The Legend of Ulagalantha Perumal
The tale of Ulagalantha Perumal is deeply rooted in the Vamana avatar, one of Lord Vishnu's ten divine incarnations. The demon king Mahabali, though generous and beloved, became powerful and proud. To curb his rising dominance while preserving his devotion, Vishnu incarnated as a humble dwarf Brahmin, Vamana, and approached Mahabali during a yajna. Vamana asked for a simple boon—three feet of land. The king agreed. Instantly, Vamana grew into the colossal form of Trivikrama (Ulagalantha Perumal). With one stride, he covered the earth; with the second, he measured the heavens. With no space left, Mahabali offered his own head for the third step. Vishnu, moved by his surrender, placed his foot on the king's head, sending him to the netherworld but granting him immortality in legend. This story is a timeless lesson in humility, devotion, and the omnipresence of the divine. The Ulagalantha Perumal golu bommai beautifully captures this sacred moment of cosmic victory and surrender.

Celebrate Navaratri with the Cosmic Grandeur of Ulagalantha Perumal
Add this paper mache golu bommai to your Navaratri collection and elevate your kolu bommai arrangement with divine symbolism. This majestic golu doll is a spiritual centerpiece among your dassara dolls, reminding you of the infinite power and grace of Lord Vishnu.