Wooden Krishna Gopika Set | Etikoppaka Navratri Golu Dolls

This is a hand-painted wooden set of Krishna and four gopikas, made in the Etikoppaka style of turned-wood lacquer craft by artisans in Andhra Pradesh. Krishna stands at the centre playing the flute, wearing a gold crown with a peacock feather, while the gopikas stand around him in a ring on one painted base. It is a ready-made Krishna scene for your Navaratri golu steps, and it works as home decor long after the festival. Product Highlights Krishna with Four Gopikas - Krishna plays the flute at the centre, with four gopikas around him in green, red, orange and blue sarees. Raas-Style Circle - The gopikas hold small sticks and face inward, so the group reads as a dance circle rather than a row of figures. Etikoppaka Turned-Wood Craft - The wood is turned on a lathe, shaped, then finished with lacquer colour, a craft practised in Andhra Pradesh. Hand-Painted Detailing - Faces, jewellery, crowns and gold-line sari borders are brush-painted, so each set differs slightly from the next. Painted Rangoli Base - The figures stand on a rectangular wooden base with a mandala-style centre and a red-and-green border, raised on small red feet. Rounded, Smooth Finish - Soft, rounded forms typical of lathe-turned toys, with no sharp edges. Lightweight Wooden Build - Steady enough to stand on a golu step, light enough to move and pack easily. Dimensions - Height 23 cm, length 25 cm, width/diameter 18 cm, weight about 800 grams. Why Choose This Wooden Krishna Gopika Set Supports Etikoppaka Artisans - Your purchase supports the turned-wood lacquer craft and the families in Andhra Pradesh who keep it alive. A Story for Your Golu - Krishna and the gopikas give your golu a recognisable theme, and the same set suits a Janmashtami display. Five Figures in One Purchase - You do not need to find matching dolls separately. The whole scene arrives together. Bright, Traditional Colours - The green, red, orange and blue saris stand out on a golu step without extra decoration. Handcrafted Character - Brush-painted detail gives a finish with natural variation, not a uniform factory look. Works as Year-Round Home Decor - Sits well on a console, pooja room shelf or living room table once Navratri is over. Easy to Gift - Compact enough to pack and send for Navratri, housewarmings or festive gifting. Frequently Asked Questions What does this Wooden Krishna Gopika set include? One Krishna figure with a flute and four gopikas, standing together on a single decorated wooden base. What are Etikoppaka toys? Etikoppaka toys are lathe-turned wooden toys with a lacquer finish, made by artisans in Andhra Pradesh. This set is made in that style and painted by hand. Can I use it for Janmashtami as well as Navratri? Yes. The Krishna and gopika theme suits a Janmashtami display, and it also fits a Navratri golu arrangement. Which golu step suits this set? It is about 23 cm tall and 25 cm long, so it needs a step with some width and headroom. Middle steps usually work well. How do I clean and care for it? Dust it with a soft, dry cloth and keep it away from water and damp. Avoid scrubbing the painted surface.