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Color:Kamdhenu Godess | Display t:1200.0 Gramskamdhenu is the sacred wish-cow & grants all wishes and desires in Hindu mythology kamdhenu is divine cow. prince home decor and gifts brings yous this divine cow lives in heaven emerged from the ocean of milk at the time of samudra manthan every part of kamdhenu's body has a religious significance. its four legs symbolize the four vada's and teats the four purusharthas. its horns symbolize the God's its face symbolize the sun and the moon. its sholder's agni and its leg's the himalayas. In Bhagwat Gita Lord Krishna refers to kamdhenu as kamadhuk. He also declares that amoung cows he is kamadhuk. rince Home Decor & Gifts brings you an unique antiques religious kamdhenu cow with calf with krishna standing on metal base. The product is gold plated with antique finish so looks very beautiful and use for the purpose of worship and for home decorative.Beautiful creation of kamdhenu cow & calf is a perfect symbol of the undying aura of the holy saint that encompasses numerous devotees round the globe. This statue aptly conveys the emotions of people who consider cow (gomatha) as a motherly figure. Kamdhenu cow & calf statues are widely used for decoration purposes in homes and offices. It serves as a great gift especially around religious celebrations and festivities. Presenting You a wide range of showpieces.Featuring a cow with her Small on circular stand in gold color. Made out of hard material to give this showpiece an amazing look.The name Kamadhenu came from the Sanskrit root "Kamaduha" which literally means "the cow of plenty" and "the one through whom all desires are fulfilled".It is believed that each part of the kamdhenu cow embodies a particular deity & is worshipped as the divine wish-fulfilling cow goddess according to Hindu mythology. This divine cow which lives in swargalok (heaven) emerged from the ocean of milk (kshira-sagar) at the time of samudra-manthan (the great churning of the ocean by the gods (suras) and demons (asuras).