Buy this 8 piece Golu set of Nachiar Thirukolam with different alankarams of Namperumal as Mohini (his feminine form) to try and resemble Ranganachiyar (his consort, Lakshmi), all approximately 9 inches in height.

Nachiyar Thirukolam is celebrated in Srirangam on the tenth day of the Vaikuntha Ekadashi festival in the first ten days of Thirumozhi Thirunal. It is also called "Mohini Alankaram".

Parasara Bhattar was a huge devotee of the divine couple, Namperumal (Vishnu)  and his consort Ranganachiyar (Lakshmi Devi). He was more closely attached to Ranganachiyar (than Namperumal) considering her motherly love and affection, visible in her divine eyes. 

Goddess Ranganachiyar is believed, trusted and worshipped as a Mother. Devotees surrender their soul to her. Like a mother, she forgives mistakes of all her devotees and accepts them. All devotees are immediately believed to be cleansed of their worldly sins and believed to instantly become worthy to offer services and worship the divine lotus feet of Sri Namperumal.