Sangeetha Mummoorthigal Clay Golu Bommai Set - 7 X 5 Inches | Navaratri Gombe/ Giri Golu Doll/ Navratri Decor

• Celebrate the Legacy of Carnatic Music in Your Navaratri Golu
• This Sangeeta Mummoortigal Set clay golu doll features the trinity of Carnatic music—Saint Thyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar, and Syama Sastri—revered as the greatest composers of South Indian classical tradition.
• Symbolizing devotion expressed through music, this golu bommai brings the grace of bhakti sangeetham into your festive display.
• Displaying this cultural masterpiece as a kolu bommai adds depth and heritage to your dassara dolls arrangement, honoring music as a pathway to the divine.
• Each golu doll in this set represents one of the immortal composers, whose kritis continue to be sung in temples and concert halls across the world.
• Among dassara dolls, the Sangeeta Mummoortigal hold unique significance, reminding us that music itself is an offering to God.
• Made in clay, this golu bommai set beautifully conveys tradition, art, and spirituality, ideal for homes with devotion and cultural pride.
• Available from Giri, along with a wide variety of golu doll, golu bommai, dassara dolls, and kolu bommai to enhance your Navaratri collection.

Symbolism & Significance
The Sangeeta Mummoortigal—Thyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar, and Syama Sastri—are revered not only as musical geniuses but also as saints who transformed their devotion into timeless compositions. This golu doll set symbolizes the divine nature of music as an expression of bhakti. Placing this kolu bommai in your dassara dolls steps brings cultural refinement, spiritual energy, and the blessings of divine art into your home.

Significance within Golu Tradition
Every golu bommai tells a story, and this set tells the story of music as devotion. The Sangeeta Mummoortigal golu doll adds a cultural dimension to your dassara dolls, bridging devotion and art. By including this kolu bommai, you remind visitors that the arts are not mere entertainment but spiritual offerings, shaping generations with melody and meaning.

Navaratri & Golu Display Context
• Navaratri celebrates not only divinity but also culture, knowledge, and creativity.
• The presence of this dassara dolls set emphasizes the role of music in devotion and tradition.
• As a golu doll, the Sangeeta Mummoortigal inspire conversations, bhajans, and musical renditions during festive gatherings.
• Displaying this kolu bommai enriches your Golu steps with artistry, reminding all that bhakti can be expressed through sound and song.

The Cultural Legacy of the Sangeeta Mummoortigal
Saint Thyagaraja, known for his Rama bhakti, filled the world with kritis that remain central to Carnatic music. Muthuswami Dikshitar composed in praise of numerous deities, weaving Sanskrit, devotion, and musical mastery. Syama Sastri’s soulful kritis, especially dedicated to Goddess Kamakshi, remain unparalleled in depth and devotion. Together, their presence as dassara dolls in your Golu honors centuries of unbroken tradition.

History of Golu – Blending Devotion and Culture
The tradition of Golu—also known as Bommai Golu, Bommala Koluvu, or Bombe Habba—dates back to the Vijayanagara Empire (14th–16th centuries). Royal households would curate elaborate doll displays to narrate mythological stories and celebrate cosmic order. Adopted by the Nayakas and Poligars, the custom became widespread across Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, evolving into a deeply cherished family practice. Today, creating a display of dassara dolls is both a spiritual and artistic expression, especially treasured by women and children.

Invite the Blessings of Divine Music
Bring home the Sangeeta Mummoortigal Set Clay 3 Pcs golu doll to celebrate devotion through music. Let this kolu bommai enrich your dassara dolls display with the eternal grace of Carnatic tradition.