Dakshinamurthy Vigraham Paper Mache Golu Bommai- 15 X 14 Inches | Navaratri Gombe/Giri Golu Doll/Navratri Decor
• Invite the Guru Within – Dakshina MoorthiGolu Bommai
• Bring the divine teacher of the universe into your home with this serene Golu doll of Lord Dakshina Moorthi, the silent master of ultimate knowledge.
• Seated under a banyan tree, this meditative Golu bommai reflects wisdom, inner peace, and the light of truth that dispels ignorance.
• A spiritually profound centerpiece in your Kolu bommai arrangement, Dakshina Moorthi blesses your Navaratri with clarity, discipline, and inner awakening.
• Among your Dassara dolls, this divine figure reminds every seeker of the eternal guru who teaches not through words, but through silence and presence.
• This clay Golu doll is ideal for students, spiritual aspirants, and households that honor the sacred bond between Guru and Shishya.
• Featuring traditional detailing and divine posture, this Golu bommai uplifts your Golu steps with the presence of Adi Guru Shiva himself.
• Enhance your Dassara dolls collection with this sacred form of Shiva that represents the timeless teacher in yogic stillness and cosmic vision.
• Available exclusively from Giri, alongside a wide range of Kolu bommai, plastic steps, pooja accessories, and divine Golu doll sets for Navaratri.
Symbolism & Significance
Lord Dakshina Moorthi is the form of Shiva as the universal teacher—bestower of Jnana (knowledge). Seated facing south (Dakshina), he holds a flame of wisdom, a rosary, scriptures, and performs Chinmudra, all symbolic of inner awakening. His foot rests upon Apasmara, the demon of ignorance, signifying the conquest of unawareness through divine truth. This Golu doll represents the sacred silence that awakens inner knowing. In your Golu bommai, he is not merely a deity, but a living symbol of learning, detachment, and transcendental wisdom. A must-have among your Dassara dolls, especially for those who honor the role of a Guru in life’s journey.
Significance within Golu Tradition
During Navaratri, Kolu bommai steps honor not only deities but also saints, teachers, and noble ideals. Dakshina Moorthi is placed in the upper tiers, highlighting his divine status and spiritual authority. His Golu doll form invites blessings of intellect, peace, and direction—particularly beneficial for students and seekers of knowledge. Including this Golu bommai reflects your reverence for the Guru Tattva (teacher principle), which is central to Indian philosophy and spiritual traditions. As part of your Dassara dolls, he adds spiritual elegance and deep meaning to your display.
Navaratri & Golu Display Context
• Navaratri is a time to celebrate the Divine Feminine and the triumph of knowledge over ignorance.
• Kolu bommai displays are arranged in odd-numbered steps, featuring gods, goddesses, saints, cultural icons, and philosophical themes.
• The Golu doll of Dakshina Moorthi fits beautifully in this sacred arrangement, inspiring conversations on dharma, Vedanta, and self-realization.
• As guests visit your Golu, this Golu bommai becomes a centerpiece for reflection and reverence—reminding all of the inner teacher.
• Among your Dassara dolls, his presence brings a vibration of quiet grace and scholarly devotion.
The Divine Legend of Dakshina Moorthi – The Guru of Silence
According to ancient lore, four child sages—Sanaka, Sanatana, Sanandana, and Sanatkumara—sought answers to the mysteries of existence. They came to Lord Shiva, who took the form of Dakshina Moorthi, sat under a banyan tree, and transmitted all knowledge through silence alone. His stillness conveyed what no scriptures could. The sages attained enlightenment, and the tradition of honoring the silent guru was born. The banyan tree became a sacred site of learning, and Dakshina Moorthi became the eternal teacher beyond form, caste, or creed. This Golu doll beautifully portrays that moment—when the divine light of truth emerged not from speech, but from silent presence. A jewel among your Kolu bommai, it reminds us that the highest wisdom is experienced in the stillness of the soul.
History of Golu – A Tradition Rooted in Wisdom
• Originating during the Vijayanagara Empire, Kolu bommai displays have long told the stories of gods, saints, and epics through the medium of clay dolls.
• Royal households and spiritual families curated Dassara dolls to reflect dharma, devotion, and divine ideals.
• Today, women continue this sacred art by setting up Golu doll arrangements that pass down stories, values, and rituals to the next generation.
• The Golu bommai of Dakshina Moorthi connects your Navaratri not only with devotion, but also with the highest spiritual pursuit—Self-knowledge.
Celebrate Navaratri with the Grace of the Silent Guru
Add the Dakshina Moorthi Golu doll to your Kolu bommai and let his wisdom fill your home. Among your Dassara dolls, let this Golu bommai radiate the energy of stillness, truth, and the light of inner awakening.
