Masala Making - Village Scenes - Light Weight Clay - 5 inches

Masala Making – Light weight clay Golu Doll

A village woman seated at a flat grinding stone, working spices into a fresh masala paste with a small metal bowl of water beside her.

Moulded and hand-painted in light weight clay by Indian artisans, the piece is far easier to lift, arrange and store than solid clay of the same size, while keeping crisp detail in the face, saree and props. Each piece is finished by hand, so no two are exactly alike.

Product Details

• Theme: Woman grinding masala on a stone slab
• Approximate size: 5 inches height x 5 inches width
• Material: Light weight clay
• Finish: Hand-painted, mounted on a painted base with kolam detailing
• Origin: Handcrafted in India
• Quantity: 1 piece

Features

• Light weight and easy to handle, arrange and store
• Hand-painted detailing in bright, festive colours
• Complete scene on a single flat base – sits steadily on any Golu step or shelf
• Finished with miniature accessories for a lifelike look

Ideal For

• Navaratri Golu / Bommai Kolu village and social sets
• Building a street, kitchen or village themed display
• Home and shelf decor through the year
• Festival, housewarming and return gifting

Significance

Grinding masala fresh on stone is one of the oldest rhythms of a South Indian kitchen, and a favourite scene on the lower steps of a Golu.

Disclaimer

This is a handmade product. Slight variations in colour, finish and size are natural and are not defects. Product images are for reference; the piece you receive may differ marginally in shade or detail. Handle with care and keep away from water and direct heat.