Butter Krishna Clay Golu Bommai - 7 x 6 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/ Navaratri Golu Bommai/Gombe
"Clay Krishna with Butter Pot – A Charming Golu Doll of Divine Mischief"
This handcrafted Clay Krishna with Butter Pot idol is a magical complement to your golu bommai presentation and captures the fun spirit of Lord Krishna. This golu doll captures the cherished Makhan Chor (butter thief) in his famous child guise, exuding divine leela, joy, and innocence.
This colorful piece, which shows Lord Krishna sitting next to a pot of butter in the middle of his adorable pranks, was created by talented craftsmen using traditional clay methods. This idol is a valuable focal point for any Navaratri display or house altar because of the innocence in his gaze and the affection and attractiveness in his demeanor.
♦ Origin: Clay Devotion
As part of the ancient South Indian golu bommai tradition, this clay doll tells mythological stories during the Navaratri festival. Clay figures like this one are meticulously created and painted, maintaining India's vibrant folk art culture. The scene of Krishna with a butter pot is popular in devotional storytelling, particularly during the festivities of Janmashtami and Gokulashtami.
♦ Applications
• Ideal for themes related to Krishna Leela, Dashavatara, or Navaratri Golu
• A wonderful present for spiritual events like Gokulashtami or housewarmings
• Enhances the allure of traditional golu doll displays
• An item in your festival clay doll collection that is collectible
♦ Care & Preservation
• The clay is fragile, so deal with it gently.
• Avoid getting wet or moist.
• Gently dust with a soft brush or cloth.
• To avoid harm, store carefully with cushioning during off-seasons.
"With this lovely Clay Krishna with Butter Pot golu doll, celebrate love, laughter, and tradition by bringing the divine mischief of little Krishna into your house."
