Buy Brass Fine Art Cow And Calf For Pooja, Black Antique Finish

Height: 3 Inches , Weight: 0.420 Kg 

SKU: GM124060

A brass cow and calf idol is a highly revered and auspicious symbol in Hinduism, primarily representing the divine Kamadhenu (also known as Surabhi), the wish-fulfilling cow, and her calf, often named Nandini.

Profound Significance of the Cow and Calf (Kamadhenu)

Divine Mother (Gau Mata): In Hinduism, the cow is considered a sacred animal, a symbol of motherhood, purity, and nourishment. It's often referred to as "Gau Mata" (Mother Cow) because it provides life-sustaining milk, just as a mother nurtures her child.

Wish-Fulfilling Divine Being (Kamadhenu): Kamadhenu is a mythical, divine cow believed to have emerged during the Samudra Manthan (churning of the cosmic ocean). She possesses the power to grant all desires and wishes, making her a symbol of abundance, prosperity, and fulfillment.

Symbol of Fertility and Nurturing: The presence of the calf alongside the cow emphasizes the themes of fertility, new beginnings, nurturing, and the strong bond between mother and child. It represents the continuity of life and blessings.

Embodiment of All Deities: It is believed that all major gods and goddesses reside within the body of Kamadhenu. Her horns represent the Holy Trinity (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva), her eyes the Sun and Moon, and various other deities are associated with different parts of her body. Thus, worshipping the cow and calf is akin to worshipping all deities.

Source of All Prosperity: Kamadhenu is considered the source of all wealth and prosperity, providing milk, ghee, and other essential products.

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