 This is then followed by building a rack of odd-numbered shelves of "Kolu" (or "Padi") (usually 3, 5, 7, 9, or 11), set up using wooden planks.After the Kolu has been covered with fabric it is then adorned with various dolls, figurines and toys according to their size, with the deities at the top.The Kolu is predominantly displayed with depictions from Hindu mythological Puranas text, court life, royal procession, ratha yatra, weddings, everyday scenes, miniature kitchen utensils, anything a little girl would have played with.