The Family and I walked into a store room full of painted plaster figures ready for shipping. Three people were busy packing things into boxes and did not mind us walking around and looking at things. These were not high art, like some of the statuary we had seen in the Meenakshi temple. As you can see when you look at the gallery below, they are kitsch: mythological figures, figures from popular TV serials, scenes from a traditional middle class Tamil life.
But it is amazing to be surrounded by thousands of such figures. After some time they can begin to look faintly menacing, even with their cheerfully bright colours. While I was lost in fantasies of fighting off hordes of bright blue cats, The Family had made a few purchases and needed my help in having them packed safely for a flight.
Don't hold your breath 
Sir I require the contact number to purchase bulk golu dolls
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I’m afraid I can’t help. I was just a tourist passing through.
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Lovely! The Durga figurine and the face of Durga on the Bamboo tray (which is clay maybe) is so bengali but 🙂
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🙂
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