Gola is a rice and dal shop WordPress theme for people who sell the staples every kitchen runs on: rice by the kilo and by the 25 kg sack, dal and pulses, oil and ghee, atta and flour, sugar, salt and spices. It looks like a family granary and sells like a wholesaler’s counter.

The name means granary, and the design follows it. A jute-brown menu bar, terracotta buttons, Zilla Slab capitals and stitched seams give the shop a sturdy, honest feel that suits a business built on weight and trust.

Who Gola is for

Think of a neighbourhood staples shop moving online, a rice trader who supplies messes and offices, or a family brand with its own mill. If your buyers think in kilos, sacks and monthly lists, this rice and dal shop WordPress theme speaks their language.

A bulk-order band sits above the footer for messes, offices and shops, and the demo ships with a Bulk Orders page.

A rice and dal shop WordPress theme built around the monthly bazar

Most staples customers do not buy one item. They buy a month. Gola is shaped around that habit with three tools you will not find in a general grocery theme.

The wholesale rate chart puts pack prices for 1 kg, 5 kg and 25 kg side by side, with the price per kg and the saving on the biggest pack.

Next comes the monthly bazar calculator. The shopper picks how many people eat at home, sees a month of rice, dal, oil and more, then taps “Add all to bag”.

Know your rice adds six rice cards, each with a drawn grain, an aroma meter and a note on what that rice is best for.

You type the rate chart rows and calculator items in Theme Options. When the market moves, changing a price takes a minute, not a developer.

The homepage: 25 blocks in any order

The homepage of this rice and dal shop theme is made of 25 blocks. Each one can be switched off or dragged to a new spot, and on a phone you move them with arrows.

Most sellers open with the hero slider on a jute wall with two side cards. Shop the granary follows with square sack tiles for each category, and Kitchen staples adds a tabbed row by category.

Granary deals brings a countdown and stock bars, while Monthly family packs pairs a banner with ready packs. Mills & brands shows a row of logos, and Ready bazar lists offers six lists with links.

A promise strip keeps it simple: fair weight, cash on delivery, mill price, replace on the spot.

Further down you can add three department blocks, Most re-ordered, Stock up under, Mill of the month, Cook with Gola dish cards and a Kitchen ledger with your latest three posts.

Shopping on Gola, from card to bag

Product cards stay compact on phones and show the pack-size tag with the price per kg or litre. The full-width Add button turns into a − 1 + stepper, so a buyer can set five packets of dal without opening the product.

The header carries a search with a category picker, an “Order by phone” link, a “Bulk order” button and the bag. Menu items open stitched columns with their best sellers. On phones it shrinks to menu, logo and cart.

Customers sign in or register in a popup without leaving the page. Reviews sit in a fold on the product page, and a popup invites the first buyer to write one. Wishlist, coupons and a one-page checkout are ready, and an “Order placed” popup plus a Track Order page follow every purchase.

Running the shop day to day

The bundled Themeve Commerce plugin covers the payments Bangladeshi buyers use: bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz, cash on delivery and manual payment. Steadfast and Pathao courier are part of it too, which helps when a 25 kg sack has to travel.

New orders can reach you on Telegram. SMS and OTP, invoices, and Facebook Pixel with Conversion API are all included in your rice and dal shop theme setup. The demo also adds an Our Stores page with store locations.

Make it your own without code

Everything in this rice and dal shop theme lives under Gola → Theme Options. A search box finds any setting, a sticky save bar keeps changes one click away, and you can export, import or reset.

Pick from five colour palettes: Jute & clay, Paddy gold, Mustard oil, Red rice and Indigo sack. Four font pairs run from Zilla Slab with Libre Franklin to Bitter with Work Sans.

Product cards, header, product page and footer each have their own settings. Your logo goes in Appearance → Customize → Site Identity, and menus live under Gola → Menus.

What is in the package and how fast you can open

The one-click demo fills the store with 46 products from 6 mills and brands: everyday, aromatic and red rice, dal, oil and ghee, atta and flour, sugar and salt, spices, 25 kg sacks and four monthly packs.

Menus, posts and every page come with it. All mill and brand names are invented samples, ready to replace with your own.

Gola runs on WordPress 6.0 or newer with PHP 7.4+, tested up to WordPress 7.1. From upload to your first edit takes five short steps.

Selling a full supermarket range instead? See Protidin. For a classic corner-shop look, try Mudi.

Gola is a rice and dal shop theme for sellers who count in kilos and sacks, and for buyers who shop by the pack, the sack and the month.