Buy Brass Cow Krishna With Tree Idol

Height: 9 Inches , Weight: 3.400 Kg 

SKU: GM124088
 

The brass idol in the image depicts Lord Krishna standing under a tree, playing his flute, with a cow beside him. This is a very traditional and beloved representation of Krishna as a cowherd, specifically referred to as Gopala (protector of cows) or Govinda (one who pleases the cows and earth).

Symbolism of Brass Cow Krishna Idol:

Krishna as Gopala/Govinda: This form emphasizes Krishna's role as a divine cowherd, a protector, and a nurturer. It evokes the pastoral charm of Vrindavan, where Krishna spent his childhood amongst cows and cowherds.

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

Nourishment and Abundance: Cows provide milk and dairy products, essential for sustenance. Krishna's association with cows symbolizes His role in providing for and enriching the lives of His devotees.

Protection and Care: It represents Krishna's benevolent and protective nature, not just towards humans but all living beings, especially the vulnerable.

Harmony with Nature: The inclusion of the tree and cow highlights Krishna's deep connection with nature and the simple, harmonious life of Vrindavan.

Divine Music and Allure: Krishna playing the flute symbolizes the divine call, attracting all souls towards spiritual realization and bliss.

Usage of Brass Cow Krishna Idol:

Religious Worship (Pooja Room / Home Temple):

Focal Point: This idol is an excellent choice for a home pooja room or mandir. Devotees offer daily prayers, flowers, incense, lamps (diyas), and food offerings (bhog) to invoke Krishna's blessings.

Blessings for Prosperity: Due to the association with cows, this form is particularly sought after for blessings related to prosperity, abundance, agricultural success, and the well-being of livestock (if applicable).

Meditation and Chanting: The serene posture and the symbolism of care and protection make it conducive for meditation and chanting of Krishna mantras.