Karnataka Dolls, also known as Gombe Habba or Doll Festival, are traditional handcrafted dolls from the Indian state of Karnataka. These dolls are typically made from clay, wood, or cloth and are often brightly painted. They represent various characters from folklore, mythology, and everyday life, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. During the Navaratri festival, families display these dolls in elaborate arrangements, creating a festive atmosphere. The practice not only promotes artistic expression but also serves as a means of storytelling, passing down traditions and values through generations.