Gowri for Ganesh Chaturthi - 6 X 4 Inches | Golu Doll/ Navaratri Golu Statue/ Gombe For Festive Display

"Graceful Elegance of Tradition - Clay Gowri Idol for Your Navaratri Golu Display."

♦ Also called Navaratri Gombe, Clay Golu Bommai, Gauri Clay Idol, Navaratri Golu, Gowri Idol, Gombe, Golu Doll, Gauri Bommai.

♦ With this exquisite handmade Gowri Idol Clay Golu Bommai, a timeless complement to your Navaratri golu setup, you may bring the holy presence of Goddess Gowri into your house. This environmentally friendly golu doll, crafted entirely of traditional clay, symbolizes the divine feminine power and elegance that are crucial during holiday festivities, particularly Navaratri.

♦ Origins: 

The practice of exhibiting golu dolls originated during the Tamil Nadu Nayak dynasty and eventually spread throughout the Vijayanagara and Maratha kingdoms. The Gowri idol is highly revered in South Indian culture, particularly during Gowri Habba, a celebration honoring Parvati Devi. The art of clay doll production in India is an old one that is associated with rural crafts and agricultural customs.

♦ This gombe is highly valued in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka families and is frequently passed down as an heirloom during Navaratri golu arrangements. It is a loved element in Golu doll displays all over South India because of its aesthetic attractiveness and religious presence.

♦ Applications and Uses:

On the top step of your golu padi or in a special shrine for Navaratri, especially on the day of Gowri Puja, place the gowri idol. It is perfect for requesting the blessings of Goddess Parvati, who represents strength, beauty, and marital joy.

♦ Measures for Preservation:

Avoid direct exposure to moisture and sunlight to extend the life of this fragile clay gombe. After the festival season, wrap the idol in soft cotton fabric, put it in a strong box, and keep it in a cool, dry location.

♦ The Gowri Idol, which is mostly utilized during Navaratri, has a strong link to Gowri Habba, which is celebrated in some areas of Karnataka the day before Ganesh Chaturthi. It represents the arrival of Goddess Gowri, who is said to come to her mother's house at this time to bestow wealth and health upon her followers.

♦ The Idol's Backstory:

Hindu mythology states that Goddess Gowri is a potent manifestation of Parvati Devi, who underwent rigorous penance in order to reunite with Lord Shiva. As a result, the gowri idol is revered for blessings pertaining to marriage, health, and wealth because it stands for commitment, discipline, and holy femininity.

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