Brass Cow And Calf Idol With Milk Pot 6”

Height: 6 Inches , Weight: 2.280 Kg

Brass Cow And Calf Idol With Milk Pot

Significance and Symbolism

The Kamadhenu cow is a celestial, wish-fulfulfilling cow in Hindu mythology.

Abundance and Prosperity: Kamadhenu is the “Cow of Plenty” and is believed to grant all wishes and desires, symbolizing unending source of wealth and sustenance.

Maternal Love and Nurturing: The depiction with the calf (Nandini) highlights the ultimate form of unconditional motherly love (Vatsalya) and protection.

Purity and Fertility: The cow is revered as a sacred animal and symbolizes purity, auspiciousness, and fertility.

Divine Presence: Kamadhenu is believed to house various deities within her body, including the Holy Trinity (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva) in her horns.

The milk pot further emphasizes the aspect of nourishment, abundance, and providing sustenance to all.

The idol is believed to bring numerous positive effects according to Vastu Shastra and Hindu beliefs:

Attracts Wealth and Success: It is highly auspicious for attracting financial stability, prosperity, and overall good fortune (especially beneficial for business success).

Promotes Peace and Harmony: It is believed to bring spiritual peace, mental clarity, and a harmonious atmosphere to the home.

Remedy for Vastu Defects: It is often used as a remedy to neutralize negative energies and correct Vastu doshas (flaws) in the space.

Family Well-being: It fosters love and unity within the family and is considered beneficial for couples wishing to conceive.

Health and Positivity: It is said to remove ailments, negative energy, and bad omens, promoting general well-being.

Enhances Spiritual Growth: Placing it in the Puja (prayer) room can intensify spiritual practice and devotion.