Description
While traditional figures are still prevalent, in recent years, Golu dolls have become more diverse, incorporating modern elements, such as historical leaders, popular personalities, and even contemporary themes.
Arrangements: The dolls are arranged on steps (often 3 to 9) to represent different themes. The arrangement itself is symbolic, and each level or tier is meant to symbolize various aspects of life or the universe. The dolls are traditionally placed in a sequence that tells a story or represents specific legends.
Golu Dolls (also known as Bommala Koluvu) are traditional dolls used in the Navaratri festival, particularly in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka. The term “Golu” refers to the arrangement of these dolls in a decorative manner, typically placed on steps or shelves in homes during the festival. It is an important tradition in South India and holds cultural and religious significance.
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