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Antique Golu Doll: Bala Krishna (c. 1940s) contact-for-price forehead mark (tilak)

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forehead mark (tilak)

A small hinged door opens to place an oil wick or incense cone inside

earthy reds

and the infinite flow of prosperity

As you behold this extraordinary representation of Goddess Durga

Antique Golu Doll: Bala Krishna (c. 1940s) contact-for-price forehead mark (tilak)This exquisite South Indian Golu doll depicts the beloved Bala Krishna in his iconic role as the Makhan Chor, or butter thief, and stands as a remarkable survivor of mid 20th century devotional artistry. Crafted circa 1940, this hand painted figurine has been cherished for over eighty years, serving as a silent witness to decades of Navaratri celebrations and family traditions. The doll captures the playful essence of the infant deity as he sits with

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