December 2, 2024

Two must-see spaces for Dasara Gombe Habba in Bangalore

Dasara Celebrations is the time when Karnataka brings its rich flavour through one important element and that is with doll display. Individuals and families have the tradition of putting their dolls in step wise order and many new dolls are added every year.

Generally this was a tradition that was followed by certain families who took efforts in creating the display. Neighbors, friends and relatives visited these families, gave them feedback and these were occasions to meet, greet and socialize. Of course it was also to admire the breathtaking dolls.

This time we are recommending two spaces that are open to public and there is no fee to visit or admire them.

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You are likely to be awe struck as we were when we happened to visit the Dasara decor done at Untitled space, in J.P Nagar III Phase in Bangalore.

(Gombe Habba at Untitled Space. Photograph by Mums and Stories)

It is open until the 19th of October and free for public to come and view them.

They are also planning to organize workshops including doll house making and Ravana effigy, meant for kids and adults.

(Gombe Habba at Untitled Space. Photograph by Mums and Stories)

Our recommendations is high on this decor.

Our next recommendation is for Dhaatu which has a surreal and different doll display.

Communities get developed when you share. We were at Dhaatu, a space nurtured to encourage puppetry, storytelling using life size puppets and dolls that are crafted with care.

(Breathtaking dolls that come to life at Dhaatu, Banashankari. Photograph by Mums and Stories)

Mums and stories highly recommends that you visit this space with children.

Do note photography and videos are not allowed but you will be experiencing something, surreal, spectacular and a rush of happy emotions that give you enormous amount of contentment.

(Breathtaking dolls that come to life at Dhaatu, Banashankari. Photograph by Mums and Stories)

It is a visual delight with so many dolls that also reflect Ramayan and Mahabharata tales.

 

The enchanting space has also planned for string puppetry performances over the weekend and early next week.

Mums and stories gives this visual delight experience a five on five.

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