Description
Thanjavur Dancing Dolls
Thanjavur dancing dolls are well known known as the Thanjavur Thalaiyatti Bommai. These toys are traditionally hand-made dolls. Thanjavur dancing dolls are commonly used to decorate the south India house or gifts to children.
Thanjavur Thalaiyatti Bommai are basically a pair of a king and a queen symbolic of the many dynasties that homed Thanjavur. Movement of the doll’s head involves basic physics and unique design in century ago by Thanjavur handicraft artisans. Colors of toys are very attractive to children.
HISTORY OF THANJAVUR THALAIYATTI BOMMAI
The history of Thanjavur Thalaiyatti Bommai dates back to the King Saraboji rule in the 19th century. Thanjavur dolls are high demand during the Indian Navratri season in South India as it represent the Hindu Indian culture. Thanjavur dolls are usually made from wood and terracotta clay. This toy influence is evident in the characteristic features of the dolls, such as the vibrant colors, the intricate ornamentation, and the royal attire.
ARTISTIC FEATURES
Thanjavur Thalaiyatti Bommai are primarily made from wood, terracotta clay, and brass, which are expensive. These toys are made by traditional artisans who are doing this business by many generations.
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