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Brass Kamdhenu Cow with Calf Statue - Hand-Engraved, 2 kg

Brass Kamdhenu Cow with Calf Statue - Hand-Engraved, 2 kg

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Kamdhenu is the wish-fulfilling cow of Hindu tradition, said to have risen from the churning of the ocean, and she is kept in homes as a symbol of abundance and nourishment. This is Kamdhenu with her calf, cast in solid brass and hand-engraved, in an antique gold finish.

Product details

  • Height 5 in · Width 6 in · Depth 4 in
  • Weight 2,090 g (approx. 74 oz / 4.6 lb)
  • Material: solid brass
  • Finish: antique gold
  • Hand-engraved detailing
  • Single piece - one statue
  • Handcrafted in India

Why this one

  • 2,090 g of solid brass - about 4.6 lb - in a piece only 5 inches tall. That density is the difference between a cast brass statue and a plated or resin one.
  • Cow and calf together, which is the form that carries the meaning. A Kamdhenu without the calf is just a cow.
  • Hand-engraved floral work across the body, visible close up rather than only in silhouette.
  • Antique gold rather than bright polish, so it reads as an inherited piece rather than a new ornament.

Where it works

A home temple or pooja shelf, a Vastu corner, an entryway console, a desk, or a living room shelf. At 5 inches tall it fits where a full statue will not, but the weight keeps it steady wherever it sits.

Gifting

A griha pravesh and housewarming gift, and a common one at weddings and Diwali. Kamdhenu carries a wish for abundance in the new home, which is why she is given at beginnings.

Frequently asked questions

What does Kamdhenu represent?
Abundance, nourishment and motherhood. In the Puranas she emerges during the Samudra Manthan, the churning of the cosmic ocean, and grants the wishes of whoever keeps her. The calf at her side is part of the symbol, not an addition to it.
How big is it really?
5 inches tall, 6 inches wide and 4 inches deep. Compact, but at 4.6 lb it is much heavier than it looks in a photograph.
Is it solid brass?
Yes. At 2,090 g in a 5-inch piece the weight confirms it - a plated or hollow piece of these dimensions would weigh a fraction as much.
Will the finish change over time?
Brass darkens naturally. Polish it back with a standard brass cleaner if you prefer it bright, or leave it to deepen - both are normal and neither harms the piece.
How do I clean it?
Dust with a dry cloth, working into the engraving with a soft brush. Avoid water and never put it in a dishwasher. Use brass polish sparingly and buff dry.
Can it go outdoors?
It is made for indoor use. Brass weathers and spots outdoors, so keep it sheltered if you put it on a covered porch or patio.
Where should it be placed?
There is no fixed rule. Most people keep it in the pooja room or on an entryway console. In Vastu practice the north-east is the usual corner for auspicious objects.
What if it arrives damaged?
Shipping is insured. Photograph the damage, email contact@urliutsav.com, and we will replace it or make it right.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days in original condition and packaging. Return shipping is arranged and paid by the customer, so please check the dimensions against your space first.

Shipping

Free insured shipping across the USA and Canada. Ships from San Ramon, California, usually within one business day. Brass is heavy and we pack it accordingly - if anything arrives damaged, send us a photo and we will resolve it.

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