Andal Perumal Paper Mache Golu Bommai - 24 x 11 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/ Navaratri Golu Bomma/Gombe/Bommai

• Experience the divine charm of the Golu doll Andal and Perumal pair, cherished icons of South Indian culture and tradition.
• These exquisite Dassara dolls, also known as Kolu bommai, captivate with their intricate craftsmanship and vibrant hues.
• Andal, also known as Nachiyar, was a revered saint and poetess from Tamil Nadu, South India, who lived during the 8th century. She is known for her intense devotion to Lord Krishna.
• The legend : Andal, from a young age, was deeply devoted to Lord Vishnu, specifically to his form as Lord Krishna. She desired to marry him and expressed her devotion through her poetry, particularly in the "Nachiyar Tirumozhi." Legend has it that Andal's father, Periyalvar, had a divine dream where Lord Vishnu himself appeared and expressed his desire to marry Andal. This dream was interpreted as a divine sanction for their union.
• In a ritualistic act, Andal, guided by her devotion, crafted and wore a garland of tulsi leaves intended for Lord Vishnu, symbolizing her readiness for marriage to him. Perumal is said to have accepted her garland, thereby symbolizing their spiritual union.
• This marriage narrative is primarily symbolic and emphasizes the intense devotion and spiritual connection between Andal and Lord Vishnu.
• Their union is celebrated not as a literal marriage but as a profound spiritual bond, where Andal's love and devotion to Perumal are seen as exemplary in Vaishnavite tradition.
• Andal composed the famous Tamil works known as the "Tiruppavai" and "Nachiyar Tirumozhi," which are considered to be some of the most sublime devotional poetry in Tamil literature.
• Each Golu bommai is made reflecting centuries-old artistic traditions passed down through generations.
• Andal, known for her unparalleled devotion and poetic fervor, stands beside Perumal, symbolizing the eternal love between a devotee and the divine.
• The detailing on these Kolu bommais is a testament to the skilled artisans who carve each figure, ensuring every aspect, from facial expressions to ornate attire, resonates with authenticity.
• As part of the Golu display, Andal and Perumal pair create a focal point, inviting reverence and admiration.
• They symbolize not just religious devotion but also the artistic heritage of Tamil Nadu, where these dolls hold a special place in the hearts of families celebrating Navaratri.
• Whether adorning a household shrine or enriching a cultural exhibition, the Golu doll Andal and Perumal pair evoke a sense of spirituality and artistic finesse, making them cherished treasures during the festive season and beyond.