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Polyresin Hand Painted Kamdhenu Cow with Calf God Figure Showpiece Decor (Golden, Small Size), 20L x 20W x 29H Centimeters
Polyresin Hand Painted Kamdhenu Cow with Calf God Figure Showpiece Decor (Golden, Small Size), 20L x 20W x 29H Centimeters
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| Theme | Religious |
| Brand | Saudeep India Trading Corporation |
| Colour | Golden Small |
| Style | Traditional |
| Material | Resin |
| Occasion | Diwali, Wedding |
| Product Dimensions | 20L x 20W x 29H Centimeters |
| Cartoon Character | Kamaduha |
| Specific Uses For Product | Gift |
| Product Dimensions | 20D x 20W x 29H Centimeters |
About this item
- USE : This Decorative Murti can be used as Pooja Mandir Interior Decoration Accessories / Table Decor Items or Showcase Decoration .
- BENEFICIAL IMPACT : As per VASTU Methology Religious Spritual Idols Showpieces Placed in North East Direction of Drawing / Living & Pooja Room , brings Wealth , Health , Peace & Happiness Among The Home Members Like Mother , Father , Husband , Wife , Brother , Sister , Son , Daughter & Friend.
- GIFT FOR : It is a Best Gift for new born babies and mother, Marriage Anniversary , Parents , Mothers day , Wedding Return Gift , Birthday , House warming , Office / Shop.
- Inaugration , Festive occasions - Like Diwali ,Raksha Bandhan , Grah pravesh and Corporate Gifts Care Instruction - Don't wash, use dry cotton cloth to remove dirt.
Product Description
Inject traditional-touch in the interior
This beautiful, hand-painted holy cow with calf and god figure showpiece is a perfect addition to your home or workspace. It adds positivity and serene vibes. Kamadhenu or Kamaduha (a bountiful cow): Kamadhenu is derived from the Sanskrit root "Kamaduha," which means "the cow of abundance" and "the one who fulfills all wants." According to Hindu mythology, the kamdhenu cow represents a specific deity and is worshiped as the holy wish-fulfilling cow goddess.
This heavenly cow, who resides in swargalok (heaven), sprang from the ocean of milk (kshira-Sagar) during Samudra-Manthan (the vast churning of the ocean by gods (suras) and demons) (asuras). The Gods entrusted it to the seven sages, and it eventually fell into the hands of Sage Vasishta. According to legend, Kamadhenu, like Kalpa-vriksha (heavenly tree), satisfies the aspirations of those who approach it with Pragya and dedication.
