| Dimensions |
HEIGHT OF MANDAPAM- 11″ |
|---|---|
| Material | Clay and paper mache |
| Weight | Â 5.3 KG s |
| Number of dolls | 16 |
The “Swarga Vasal” or “Swarga Vaasal” scene is a popular and traditional theme depicted in Golu displays during the Navaratri festival, particularly in the Tamil Nadu region of India. “Swarga Vasal” translates to “the gate to heaven” in English.
In this Golu scene, a miniature gate or doorway is typically set up using Golu dolls and figurines. The gate represents the entrance to the heavenly abode, and it is believed that during the festival of Navaratri, deities and celestial beings descend to Earth and pass through this gate to bless the households where the Golu display is set up.
The Swarga Vasal scene is a symbolic representation of the divine presence and the auspicious nature of the Navaratri festival. It adds a spiritual and festive touch to the Golu display, and it is considered an integral part of the overall arrangement.
The inclusion of the Swarga Vasal scene in Golu displays reflects the cultural and religious significance of Navaratri and serves as a way for devotees to welcome the divine into their homes.





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