Shiv Ling Murti Pradosham Paper Mache Golu Bommai- 15 X 12 Inches | Giri Golu Doll/Navaratri Gombe/Navratri Décor

"Lingam Pradosham Idol Golu Doll for favorable exhibition, Divine Pradosham Grace."

• Alternate Names: Shiva Lingam Pradosha golu bommai, Pradosha Kala Golu Doll, Pradosham Kolu Bommai, Lingam Festival Doll, Pradosha Deity Doll, Golu Bommai Shiva Lingam.

• Origin:

The Lingam Pradosham golu doll originated from the holy celebration of Pradosham, a twice-monthly ceremony dedicated to Lord Shiva. Pradosham is celebrated on the 13th day (Trayodashi) of each lunar fortnight, during the twilight hour (sandhya kala), according to the Shiva Purana. The Lingam, an eternal sign of Shiva's cosmic force and heavenly grace, is represented by the idol.

• Reputation – Highly regarded throughout the area

Particularly well-liked in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, this golu bommai portrays religious personalities, which are frequently featured in kolu bommai presentations during Navaratri. The Pradosham Lingam deity doll is beloved by Shaivism practitioners and families who uphold classic kolu arrangements that depict tales from Hindu Puranas.

• Application & Use – Perfect for festival and ritual environments

This golu doll is ideal for use in spiritual altars at home, Shiva temples, Navaratri golu displays, and during the Maha Shivaratri and Pradosham festivals. The idol is often put on the kolu steps in honor of Lord Shiva's cosmic dance and divine forgiveness, which are thought to be given during this holy period.

• Maintain with dedication: preservation and care.

Keep this handmade idol out of direct sunlight and moisture to protect it. When not in use, keep it wrapped in a dry cotton towel and steer clear of heat sources. To preserve its color and exquisite details, softly dust it with a soft, dry brush.

• Spiritual Significance: Celebrating the kindness of Lord Shiva:

This item is closely related to the Pradosham vratam and Lord Shiva. During Maha Pradosham days, it is particularly significant. Mythology holds that Lord Shiva carried out his heavenly Ananda Tandava (dance of bliss) at Pradosham in order to bless and free his followers from sins.

• Texture and Uniqueness:

Any prayer area or kolu is enhanced by its artistry, colors, and texture, which lend it a spiritual atmosphere. Its uniqueness as a kolu bommai lies in the fact that it portrays time-bound devotion through a deity that is not frequently seen in standard golu sets.

• Backstory – The Holy Dance of Forgiveness

The tale behind Pradosham is connected to the churning of the ocean (Samudra Manthan). Shiva ate the poison (Halahala) as it manifested in order to protect the planet. This statue represents the notion that Shiva dances on Mount Kailash on Trayodashi evenings, forgiving the sins of those who pray with unwavering dedication.

• The Reasons You Should Possess This Heavenly Doll

With the Lingam Pradosham Idol Golu Doll, a flawless fusion of tradition and divinity, you can bring spiritual elegance into your house. Whether you're using it for your Navaratri kolu or everyday puja altar, this statue is a holy symbol of grace, forgiveness, and devotion.

"Honor Lord Shiva during each Pradosham by adding it to your collection today. Grace starts with devotion!"