Guruvayoorappan Set - Clay - 15 in H

Product Description

Size: 15 inches (H)
Make: Handcrafted and hand-painted by skilled artisans
Material: Traditional terracotta clay with vibrant, long-lasting paints

A complete temple scene from Guruvayoor. Lord Guruvayoorappan stands in the sanctum with a bright pink backdrop and gold thidambu discs, attended by the temple elephant, a seated devotee and a family of standing devotees, along with two offering trays of kumkum and fruit.

At 15 inches tall, the set works beautifully as a themed step in your Navaratri Golu or as a year-round display in the pooja room.

Spiritual & Cultural Significance

Guruvayoorappan is the form of Lord Krishna worshipped at the Guruvayoor temple in Kerala, often called the Bhuloka Vaikuntam — Vaikuntam on earth.

• He holds the conch, discus, mace and lotus — the four-armed form of Mahavishnu shown to Vasudeva and Devaki.
• The temple elephant reflects Guruvayoor’s famous elephant tradition and the offering of Gajapooja.
• Worshipped for good health, family harmony and the fulfilment of vows.

Ideal For

• Navaratri Golu / Bommai Kolu themed steps
• Pooja room and mandir décor
• Krishna Jayanthi and Vishu displays
• Housewarming and wedding gifting

Care Instructions

• Handle gently as clay dolls are delicate.
• Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight.
• Clean with a soft, dry cloth only.

Disclaimer

This is a 100% handmade product. Slight variations in colour tones, facial expressions, ornament detailing and finishing may occur. These natural variations are part of the handcrafted process and enhance the uniqueness and authenticity of each piece.