Brass Kamadhenu Cow Small Set of 2 | Cow Calf Idol

Brass Kamadhenu Cow Small – Set of 2 is a pair of small brass idols showing a cow with her calf, each set on an oval jaali (lattice) base. The cow's back carries a carved saddle-cloth design with a Ganesha motif, along with bells at the neck, echoing the Kamadhenu, the wish-fulfilling cow considered sacred in Hindu tradition and linked with abundance and motherhood. Handcrafted in solid brass, it works as a pooja room or home decor idol and as a symbolic Navratri or Diwali return gift for family, friends, and guests in India or abroad. Product Highlights • Cow and Calf Together - Shows the cow with her calf standing close by, a detail that reflects the nurturing image associated with Kamadhenu in Hindu belief. • Carved Saddle Detail with Ganesha Motif - The back of the cow carries an intricately carved cloth pattern with a small Ganesha figure worked into the design. • Jaali Base - Each idol stands on an oval lattice-pattern base, adding a decorative finish beneath the figures. • Solid Brass Build - Made from brass, the metal traditionally used for cow and calf idols kept in Indian pooja rooms. • Sold as a Pair - Comes as two identical idols, useful for placing on either side of a shrine or gifting as a matching set. • Compact Size - Measures about 4.3 cm in length and 4 cm in height, weighing close to 60 grams, small enough for a pooja shelf, console, or study table. Why Choose Kansa & Clay Heritage Kitchen Brass Kamadhenu Cow Small – Set of 2? • Carries Kamadhenu Symbolism - Represents the wish-fulfilling cow of Hindu tradition, giving it meaning beyond a plain animal figurine. • Detailed Carving at a Small Scale - The saddle motif and jaali base give it a finished, temple-craft look despite its compact size. • A Matching Pair, Ready to Place or Gift - Two identical idols mean you don't need to search for a matching second piece separately. • Suits Both Pooja and Display - Works equally well as a ritual idol near a shrine or as a standalone decor piece on a shelf. Frequently Asked Questions • What does the Kamadhenu cow represent? Kamadhenu is regarded in Hindu tradition as the wish-fulfilling cow, associated with abundance, nourishment, and motherhood, which is why cow and calf idols are commonly kept in homes. • Why is the calf shown with the cow in this idol? The cow and calf together reflect the nurturing bond central to how Kamadhenu is depicted in Hindu iconography. • What is the significance of the Ganesha motif on the cow's back? It combines two auspicious symbols, the cow and Lord Ganesha, in a single piece, which is a common design choice in traditional Indian idol-making. • Is this idol meant for daily pooja, or just for display? It can be used for both. Many households place it in the pooja area for daily worship, while others keep it as a decorative piece on a shelf or console. • Since it's a set of 2, are the two idols identical? Yes. Both pieces are made from the same design, though slight handmade variations are normal.