One of the most popular themes for bommai Golu displays is “Kaaka Nari". This 7 inch golu set depicts the scene from the moral story of the crow and the fox. This Kaaka Nari Golu set features the dolls of a crow with Vada (an Indian dish) in his mouth, a fox, and an old woman selling Vada. Golu is a doll and figurine tradition, performed during the festival of Navaratri. It is a padi (set of steps) decorated with Bommais (dolls), of all shapes and sizes. Each doll represents a Hindu figure, a classic story, or an event. This doll beautifully showcases the story of the Crow and the Fox. The Story: In a village, An elderly lady lived alone. Every day she used to prepare the delicious dish "vada" and sell it in front of her home. One day, a cunning crow noticed the plate of vada. As the lady entered her home to get some water, the crow immediately grabbed a vada from the plate, took off, and then landed on a tree branch. A fox came from that side and smelled vada. "Wow! What is this delicious aroma?” it wondered, and then looked up to see the crow having the vada. The sly fox came up with a plan to steal and eat the vada ; ‘Hi, Beautiful crow! You look fantastic. Your voice is so melodious. Could you sing for me?’ the fox said. The crow was delighted with the compliments. It opened the mouth and started singing "Ka Ka Kaaa, Ka Ka Kaaaa..." for the fox. The vada fell from the crow’s mouth, and the fox took off and ran away. The moral of the story is “What goes around, comes around” and "be careful of false praise". The Golu set includes intricately designed figurines of the crow and the fox, capturing the essence of the story's characters. With careful detail and vibrant colours, this clay set is an excellent addition to your golu display.