Dive into the enchanting world of Indian Carnatic Classical Music, rooted in the illustrious Trinity of St. Thyagaraja, Sri Muthuswamy Dikshitar, and Sri Shyama Shastri. While you enjoy soul-stirring melodies, build a greater ambience to your Navaratri celebrations with their beautiful Golu Dolls crafted from clay. Let the resonating rhythms and traditional Golu dolls of the great masters collectively create a visually memorable and melodious Navaratri.
Golu is an ancient tradition of displaying vibrant coloured dolls on various themes, Gods, Goddesses, and topics during the Hindu festival of Navaratri in South India. It is displayed in stands or frames made of multiple steps (padis) that are covered with a decorative cloth to arrange individual collections of bommais (dolls), of all shapes and sizes.
Carnatic Music has been in existence since about the 12th century when it started shaping into the two forms of South Indian and North Indian (Hindustani) music, as we know today. Dive into the enchanting world of Indian Carnatic Classical Music, rooted in the illustrious Trinity of St. Thyagaraja, Sri Muthuswamy Dikshitar, and Sri Shyama Shastri. While you enjoy soul-stirring melodies, build a greater ambience to your Navaratri celebrations with their beautiful Golu Dolls crafted from clay. Let the resonating rhythms and traditional Golu dolls of the great masters collectively create a visually memorable and melodious Navaratri.
This Golu doll set is portrayed on the Carnatic Music Trinity in a seated position, made of Clay. The seated height of the great masters is approximately 6 inches. The set makes a unique theme of Golu Dolls for Navaratri, a traditional display you must have at your home.
Buy the Carnatic Music Trinity Golu Dolls set from Giri UK