Karumariamman Statue Paper Mache Golu Bommai- 16 X 8.5 Inches | Navaratri Gombe/ Giri Golu Doll/Navratri Decor
• Invoke Divine Protection with the Karumariamman Statue Paper Mache Golu Doll – A Sacred Navaratri Centerpiece
• This powerful golu doll depicts Goddess Karumariamman, the fierce yet compassionate Mother Goddess worshipped as the granter of health, fertility, and protection from evil.
• Handcrafted in durable paper mache with vivid detailing, this kolu bommai radiates divine strength, adorned with weapons, ornaments, and her protective aura.
• A majestic golu bommai set that celebrates Shakti, embodying both nurturing love and fierce guardianship over her devotees.
• Place this sacred golu doll on your kolu steps to invite blessings of health, prosperity, and victory over negativity.
• The idol highlights Karumariamman’s divine grace, worshipped widely in South India as a guardian and healer.
• A striking addition among your dassara dolls, inspiring reverence, strength, and devotion during Navaratri.
• Available exclusively from Giri’s festive collection of golu bommai, traditional clay and paper mache sets, and kolu bommai divine icons.
Symbolism & Significance
Karumariamman – The Divine Mother of Protection
This golu doll represents Goddess Karumariamman, a revered form of Shakti, celebrated for her power to protect devotees from diseases, misfortune, and evil influences. She is the benevolent mother who blesses families with fertility, strength, and prosperity, while fiercely guarding them against harm. The kolu bommai reflects her dual nature of compassion and power—making it a meaningful addition to your Navaratri steps.
Significance within Golu Tradition
In a golu bommai arrangement, the presence of Karumariamman embodies divine energy and protection. As part of dassara dolls, this set highlights the worship of village deities (Amman shrines) alongside grand mythological gods, bringing balance between folk traditions and classical devotion. This golu doll is especially significant for families seeking the goddess’s blessings of health and prosperity.
Navaratri & Golu Display Context
• Every golu doll narrates a divine story, and Karumariamman stands as a symbol of maternal power and protection.
• Perfect for the upper steps of your kolu bommai, where she can preside over the festive display.
• Guests admiring your dassara dolls will feel the commanding presence of the goddess’s divine aura.
• This golu bommai adds strength, spirituality, and cultural richness to your kolu bommai display.
The Story of Karumariamman
Karumariamman, worshipped in Amman temples across Tamil Nadu, is believed to have descended to protect humanity from diseases and to bless her devotees with fertility and abundance. Festivals dedicated to her often feature fire-walking and grand rituals that celebrate her protective and healing powers. This paper mache golu doll beautifully brings her divine form into your Navaratri celebrations, reminding devotees of her boundless care and strength.
History of Golu – A Royal Tradition Turned Cultural Heritage
The kolu bommai tradition, known as Bommai Golu in Tamil, Bommala Koluvu in Telugu, and Bombe Habba in Kannada, began in the Vijayanagara Empire. Elaborate doll displays showcased deities, stories, and cultural practices.
• Nayaka and Maratha rulers popularized the tradition by combining devotion with storytelling.
• Over centuries, golu doll displays became household traditions curated lovingly during Navaratri.
• Today, dassara dolls like Karumariamman carry forward the sacred heritage of worship, protection, and community devotion.
Invite the Mother’s Blessings This Navaratri
Bring home the Karumariamman Statue golu doll to fill your kolu bommai with divine grace, health, and protection. Among your dassara dolls, this powerful golu bommai will shine as a reminder of the Mother Goddess’s eternal guardianship.
