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Bhairav Murti Paper Mache Golu Bommai - 15 X 9 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/ Navaratri Gombe/ Navratri Décor

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Original price $143.00
Original price $143.00 - Original price $143.00
Original price $143.00
Current price $128.70
$128.70 - $128.70
Current price $128.70
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SKU 6916116
Width Height Depth Weight

9 in

15 in

6 in

2.2597lb

"The Epitome of Divine Elegance: A Beautiful Bhairavi Statue—A Holy Golu Doll for Your Festive Altar."

• Also known as Navaratri Golu Bommai, Bhairavi Golu Doll, Deity Doll of Bhairavi, and Golu Bhairavi Idol. Particularly for Navaratri Kolu, it's a must-have item in classic South Indian festival collections.

• Story about the Goddess Bhairavi:

• Godess One of the ten Mahavidyas, which are the highest manifestations of Adi Parashakti, each symbolizes a different aspect of cosmic feminine energy, is Bhairavi. It is common to view Bhairavi as the aggressive and flaming representation of the deities Durga or Kali. Her representation of the destruction of evil, righteous anger, and change energy makes her a potent deity in the Shakta and tantric traditions.

• Origin in Myth:

The tale of Goddess Bhairavi is strongly based on the writings of the ancient Devi Mahatmya and Tantra Shastra. One of the most well-known legends claims that the goddesses were unable to defeat the demon Raktabija during the cosmic conflict between good and evil, when he started to multiply with every drop of his blood that fell to the earth.

• In order to combat this, Goddess Kali materialized from Durga's forehead in a frightening apparition. Before Raktabija's blood could reach the ground, she lapped up every last drop of it from the battlefield. This ferocious, blood-drinking avatar, brimming with rage and infinite might, came to be revered as Bhairavi—The Terrible One.

• Bhairavi is linked to Lord Bhairava, Shiva's ferocious incarnation, in another tale. Bhairavi enhances Bhairava's destructive nature by serving as his Shakti (energy), which aids in dispelling ego, ignorance, and illusion.

• Symbolism and Shape:

With a red complexion that shines like a thousand suns, the goddess Bhairavi is frequently portrayed. She is carrying a trident, skull, sword, and book as weapons, as well as a wreath of skulls, which represent the severing of ignorance and the awakening of spiritual wisdom.

• In spite of her frightening visage, Bhairavi is not cruel. Her destruction is a route to complete independence and enlightenment, and she only destroys in order to set free.

• Religious Significance:

The deity Bhairavi removes obstructions and impurities along the way to spiritual development. Particularly in tantric sadhanas, where seekers call upon her to overcome fear, master the mind, and awaken Kundalini Shakti, she is held in high regard. She is the ruler of the Muladhara chakra, the root energy center, in yogic traditions.

• Festivals and Worship:

Depending on local traditions, Bhairavi is widely revered during Navaratri, particularly on the 7th or 8th day (Saptami or Ashtami). Additionally, Kali Puja, Durga Ashtami, and certain tantric rites pay tribute to her for her defense, power, and metamorphosis.

• Although she has fewer temples than other goddesses, they are potent spiritual hubs. One well-known shrine is in Bihar's Chhinnamasta Temple, where she is revered in her tantric form.

• Essentially, Goddess Bhairavi is the brave mother who breaks deception and gives followers the ability to realize their full potential. She is the flame that burns through darkness and exposes the glowing spirit within, being both fierce and kind, frightening and loving.

• Origins (History of the Product):

The practice of positioning deity dolls, such as the Bhairavi Idol, during Navaratri Golu dates back to ancient Tamil Nadu. In the past, these dolls served as symbolic representations of divine forces and were beautifully arranged on tiered steps (Golu Padi) as offerings to honor female divinity. One of the Dasa Mahavidyas (Ten Divine Wisdoms), the goddess Bhairavi, is a symbol of strong force and is revered for her capacity to provide protection and strength.

• Reputation (Regional Popularity):

During Navaratri, the Bhairavi Idol is especially venerated in the South Indian states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Kerala. Her portrayal is regarded by devotees as a sign of spiritual empowerment, and she occupies a revered place in homes, temples, and festive exhibitions (kolu displays).

• Applications (How to Use the Product), Usage:

The Bhairavi deity doll is ideal for inclusion in Navaratri Golu setups, where it is frequently placed with other goddess idols such as Durga, Kali, and Lakshmi. It is also used in temple decor, spiritual corners, and home altars to call upon the divine feminine's power, bravery, and protection. As they offer flowers and light lamps close to the golu bommai, worshipers sing hymns or shlokas in appreciation of Bhairavi during rituals.

• Measures for Preservation (Storage Tips):

Keep the Bhairavi idol in a dry, dust-free area to maintain its enduring beauty. When not in use, wrap the doll in bubble wrap or a soft fabric. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from moisture. Keep it in a cold, enclosed area, preferably in a padded box, to protect it from chipping or color fading.

• The Divine Orientation and Festival:

On the seventh or eighth day of Navaratri, a nine-night festival honoring Goddess Durga and her nine manifestations, Goddess Bhairavi is worshipped as the representation of the culmination of Shakti's transformative power, making this product especially important. She is also mentioned during Kali Puja and various tantric practices.

• Unique Features (USPs) and Texture:

Its exquisite artistry makes it a treasure for collectors and a spiritual focal point in any festive environment.

• The Mythical and Religious Meaning (Backstory):

Bhairavi, according to Hindu texts such as the Devi Mahatmya and several Tantras, is the Mother Goddess's scary yet protective face. Representing the pinnacle of wisdom and ferocity, she is regarded as the spouse of Kala Bhairava and is frequently shown sitting on a lotus or lion, which are symbols of fearlessness. She destroys evil and banishes darkness from the devotee's existence.

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