Brass Krishna With Cow Idol

Weight: 2.6 kg,  Height: 8 inches

SKU: GM10494
 

The image shows a beautiful brass idol of Lord Krishna playing the flute, with a cow standing behind him. This is a classic and very popular representation of Krishna, often referred to as Gopala (protector of cows) or Govinda (one who pleases the cows and the earth).

Symbolism of Brass Cow Krishna Idol:

Krishna as Gopala/Govinda: This form highlights Krishna's pastoral aspect, his deep connection with nature, and his role as a loving protector and nurturer of cows and all living beings. It evokes the idyllic charm of his childhood in Vrindavan.

Auspiciousness of the Cow (Gau Mata): The cow is considered sacred in Hinduism, symbolizing purity, motherhood, sustenance, prosperity, and abundance. Its presence with Krishna multiplies the idol's auspiciousness.

Nourishment and Abundance: Cows provide milk and dairy products, essential for life. Krishna's association with cows signifies his role as the provider and enabler of a prosperous and fulfilling life.

Divine Protection and Benevolence: This depiction symbolizes Krishna's benevolent nature and his protective grace, not just over cows but over all his devotees, guiding them and providing for their needs.

Harmony with Nature: The idol represents a harmonious coexistence with nature, advocating for respect and reverence for all living creatures.

Divine Music (Flute): Krishna's flute symbolizes the divine call, the enchanting melody that draws all souls towards spiritual realization and eternal bliss.