Perumal Utsava Murti Paper Mache Golu Bommai Set - 19 X 9 Inches | Navaratri Golu Gombe/ Giri Golu Doll

• Divine Splendor of Perumal with Bhudevi and Sridevi – Utsava Murti Paper Mache Golu Bommai Set
• This radiant Golu doll set showcases Lord Vishnu as Utsava Murti, flanked by his divine consorts Bhudevi and Sridevi, resplendent in traditional temple procession style.
• The Golu bommai captures the essence of temple utsavams, where the deities are taken on ceremonial processions amidst music, lamps, and heartfelt devotion.
• A beautiful representation of Vaishnavite tradition, this trio of deities is ideal for adding sanctity, grace, and divine presence to your Kolu bommai arrangement.
• As part of your Dassara dolls, this set symbolizes divine abundance, protection, and cosmic order—the blessings of Vishnu as the sustainer of the universe.
• Perfect for the top tiers of your Golu doll display, the Utsava Murti trio brings the atmosphere of a temple festival right into your home.
• With detailed crown, shankha-chakra symbols, and vibrant ornamentation, this Golu bommai evokes the grandeur of South Indian temple artistry.
• Available exclusively from Giri, alongside a wide range of Golu bommai, plastic steps, pooja accessories, and traditional Kolu bommai sets for Navaratri.
• Add this divine Dassara dolls set to celebrate the union of divinity and prosperity, as embodied by Vishnu, Bhudevi, and Sridevi.

Symbolism & Significance
This sacred Golu doll set represents Lord Vishnu (Perumal) with his two eternal consorts—Bhudevi (Goddess of Earth) and Sridevi (Goddess of Prosperity). As the Utsava Murti form, these idols are adorned and worshipped during temple festivals, symbolizing the Lord stepping out to bless all devotees. In your Kolu bommai, this set reflects harmony between nature (Bhudevi), wealth (Sridevi), and dharma (Perumal), reminding us of the balanced cosmic order Vishnu maintains. Among your Dassara dolls, it signifies spiritual celebration, divine guardianship, and universal love.

Significance within Golu Tradition
• In a Kolu bommai arrangement, divine sets like Perumal with Bhudevi and Sridevi are placed on the uppermost tiers as symbols of divine supremacy and blessing.
• Including this Golu doll set reflects devotion to Vishnu and reverence for the Goddess in her nurturing and prosperous forms.
• As part of your Dassara dolls, this display teaches values of unity, abundance, and selfless grace—making it ideal for children and elders alike.
• The Golu bommai connects households to temple traditions, echoing the festive grandeur of Vaikunta Ekadasi or Brahmotsavam celebrations.

Navaratri & Golu Display Context
• Navaratri is a celebration of Shakti, but also embraces the divine trinity—Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma—in their cosmic functions.
• Golu steps are arranged in odd-numbered tiers, with gods and goddesses placed at the top to signify divine blessings flowing down.
• This Golu doll set of Utsava Murti enriches your golu with temple energy, suitable for Vaishnavite families and those inspired by temple traditions.
• Place this Kolu bommai trio alongside other Vishnu avatars or temple-themed Dassara dolls to create a vibrant spiritual narrative.

The Legend of Utsava Murti Worship
In ancient temples, the Utsava Murti is a movable image of the deity, distinct from the immovable Moolavar (main idol). During festivals, this form is taken out in grand processions to bless all devotees, especially those unable to enter the sanctum. Bhudevi represents the Earth’s fertility and stability, while Sridevi bestows wealth and fortune. Together, they reflect Vishnu’s role as the compassionate protector and provider. The Golu bommai form of this divine trinity reminds devotees that Vishnu’s presence is accessible, mobile, and ever-blessing—walking among his people during every festival.

Bring Home the Festival This Navaratri
Let the Utsava Murti Golu doll of Perumal with Bhudevi and Sridevi fill your Kolu bommai with grandeur, grace, and divine joy. Add this majestic set to your Dassara dolls and transform your Golu into a temple in miniature—blessed by Vishnu’s eternal presence.