Vitthal Pandurangan Bhajan Clay Golu Bommai Set - 9.5 x 3.5 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/ Navaratri Golu Bomma/Gombe

• The terms "Pandurangan" and "Panduranga Vittala," are connected to Lord Krishna and his adored form as the presiding deity of the Pandharpur temple.
• In particular, Lord Krishna is referred to as "Pandurangan" when he is the presiding deity at the Pandharpur Vithoba Temple in Maharashtra, India. The name "Pandurangan" comes from the word "Panduranga," which is a Sanskrit adjective that means "one with a white complexion" or "one adorned in white."
• Devotees throughout Maharashtra and beyond respect and worship Lord Pandurangan, whom they believe to be an incarnation of Lord Krishna.
• Lord Pandurangan, sometimes referred to as Vithoba or Panduranga Vittala, is the subject of the Pandharpur Vithoba Temple. One of the most important places of worship for followers of Lord Krishna is the temple. It is of great spiritual and cultural significance and is thought to have been founded in the 12th century CE.
• Lord Pandurangan is affectionately referred to by his devotees as "Vithoba" or "Vittala." Typically, he is shown standing with his hands on his hips and is joined by his celestial partner, Rukmini. Lord Vithoba is portrayed as having a dark complexion and wearing a crown, a peacock feather, and other decorations.
• Visitors to the Pandharpur Vithoba Temple come to pray and show their devotion to Lord Pandurangan while also seeking his darshan (holy glance).
• Devotion, hymn-singing, prayer, and the gift of various objects, such as flowers, tulsi leaves, and food offerings, are the hallmarks of worshipping Lord Pandurangan. Worshipping Lord Pandurangan, according to his devotees, will enable one to obtain his heavenly favour, benefits, and release from the cycle of life and death.
• This unique metal idol is one of the devotees' favourites.
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