Cow and a Calf with Baby Krishna
Material: Brass
Finish: Antique yellow
Dimensions: 10.0 inch Height x 10.0 inch Width x 7.0 inch Diameter
Weight: 8.1 kg / 18.0 lbs
Shipping and delivery: 5 - 8 business days
Product description: The cow is said to be an auspicious symbol in Hinduism, and is associated with several Gods, namely Lord Shiva’s vahana is Nandi (The Bull), Lord Indra’s cow called Kamadhenu, a miraculous wish-granting cow which is also known as Surabhi, and Lord Krishna who spent his youth with cows, and is called a cow herder. Many Goddesses are also associated due to the maternal attributes of the cow, and the veneration of cow became most important due to the five products that are widely used by the people for many years; the five products are namely milk, butter, curd, urine, and dung. Hence the cow and the calf are sacred and worshipped by the Hindus, and believed to have the existence of many Gods and Goddesses in a cow. The brass statue portrays a cow and a calf on a rectangle decorated stand. A peacock is present close to the cow, and Baby Krishna is seen crawling and trying to milk from the cow, and the calf is seen milking from the cow. The statue has lots of intricate details throughout, and shows the presence of many Hindu Gods, and Goddesses on the body of the cow. The face of the cow has a calm expression, and the statue certainly looks splendid and gives a divine feeling. Cows do not have separate temples but are worshipped on all auspicious occasions as an earthly embodiment of the divine mother. Indeed a beautiful statue of a cow and a calf with details abound.
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