Premium Brass Kamadhenu Cow and Calf Idol 1.1 Inch

Premium Brass Kamadhenu Cow and Calf Idol 1.1 Inch – Miniature Caparisoned Gomata with Nursing Calf, Ornate Filigree Saddle Cloth & Beaded Pedestal

Invite the supreme blessings of Kamadhenu (Gomata, the sacred wish-fulfilling cow) into your home with this exquisitely detailed miniature Brass Kamadhenu Cow and Calf Idol. Standing just 1.1 inches tall with a 1.2-inch wide base on an ornate round beaded pedestal with a red enamel accent ring, this tiny masterpiece of South Indian brass casting presents the most beloved and auspicious composition in Hindu sacred art — a caparisoned sacred cow (Kamadhenu / Gomata) with an exquisitely detailed ornate floral filigree saddle cloth / jhool covering the entire back, with a small calf nursing tenderly beneath her. The side views beautifully reveal the calf suckling beneath the mother, the front view shows the detailed face with horns, and the back view showcases the full ornate filigree saddle cloth pattern. Weighing a solid 30 grams in brass with a brilliant antique gold finish, this miniature Kamadhenu idol is a precious, coin-sized sacred figurine of extraordinary craftsmanship and divine symbolism.

Product Specifications

• Material: Premium Brass
• Height: 1.1 inches (2.8 cm)
• Width / Length: 1.2 inches (3 cm)
• Breadth / Depth: 1 inch (2.5 cm)
• Weight: 30 grams
• Finish: Brilliant Antique Gold Polish with Red Enamel Accent
• Composition: Caparisoned Kamadhenu cow with nursing calf beneath
• Saddle Cloth: Ornate floral filigree jhool covering entire back
• Base: Round beaded pedestal with red enamel accent ring
• SKU: COW-BR-1P1-007
• Country of Origin: India

Spiritual Significance

Kamadhenu (Gomata, Surabhi, Nandini) is the divine wish-fulfilling cow of Hindu mythology — the mother of all cows and one of the most sacred and auspicious beings in the Hindu tradition. She emerged from the Samudra Manthan (churning of the cosmic ocean) and is said to grant all wishes and desires to those who worship her with devotion. Kamadhenu is associated with Lord Vishnu, Lord Krishna (Govinda, Gopala — the cowherd god), and the seven sacred rivers. The cow and calf composition is the most beloved and auspicious form of Kamadhenu iconography — the mother cow nurturing her calf represents unconditional love, abundance, nourishment, fertility, and the infinite generosity of the divine mother. The ornate saddle cloth (jhool) represents the royal dignity and sacred status of Kamadhenu as the divine cow of the gods. The red enamel accent ring on the beaded pedestal is a hallmark of fine South Indian brass casting. Worshipping Kamadhenu is especially auspicious on Gopashtami, Govardhan Puja, Mattu Pongal, and Wednesdays. Keeping a Kamadhenu idol at home is believed to attract abundance, prosperity, fertility, family harmony, and the fulfilment of all righteous wishes.

Why Choose This?

• Iconic Cow-and-Calf Composition – The most beloved and auspicious form of Kamadhenu iconography — the nursing calf beneath the mother is clearly visible from the side views, adding extraordinary emotional and devotional depth
• Exquisite Ornate Filigree Saddle Cloth – The full floral filigree jhool covering the entire back is beautifully rendered at just 1.1 inches — a hallmark of fine South Indian temple brass casting
• Red Enamel Accent on Beaded Pedestal – The distinctive red enamel accent ring on the round beaded pedestal adds a vibrant, festive, and premium quality to this miniature idol
• Precious Coin-Sized Miniature – At 1.1 inches tall and 30 grams, this is a precious, palm-sized sacred figurine ideal for home temple niches, office desks, travel altars, and gifting
• Solid 30g Brass Construction – Dense, premium-quality brass with brilliant antique gold finish; durable and long-lasting despite its miniature size

Vastu & Placement Guidelines

Place the Kamadhenu Cow and Calf idol facing East or North-East in your home temple or pooja room. The North direction is especially auspicious for Kamadhenu worship (the direction of abundance and prosperity). On Gopashtami, Mattu Pongal, and Wednesdays, offer fresh grass, flowers, turmeric, and kumkum to Kamadhenu. Chanting Om Surabhi Namaha or Gomata Stotram before this idol is believed to attract abundance, prosperity, and the fulfilment of all righteous wishes.

Perfect Gift For

• Gopashtami and Govardhan Puja celebrations
• Mattu Pongal — the Tamil festival honouring the sacred cow
• Housewarming ceremonies (Griha Pravesh) — the most auspicious gift for a new home
• Newlyweds and young families seeking blessings for fertility and family harmony
• Return gifts at pooja events and temple functions
• Devotees of Lord Krishna (Govinda, Gopala) and Lord Vishnu

Care & Maintenance

Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth to remove dust. For periodic deep cleaning, use a tamarind or lemon juice solution with a very soft brush to restore the brass lustre, paying attention to the fine filigree saddle cloth, calf detailing, and beaded pedestal. Rinse with clean water and dry immediately and thoroughly. Handle the red enamel accent ring with care — avoid abrasive materials on the enamel surface. Avoid harsh chemicals.

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• Authentic South Indian brass casting tradition
• Secure packaging to protect the miniature idol and fine detailing during transit
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