Height:3.5 Inches Weight:0.32 Kg
Fine Art Gomatha :
The brass “Gomatha” idol you’ve shown, also known as Kamadhenu, is a sacred symbol with a wide range of uses, particularly in Hindu households and businesses ,
- Symbol of Abundance: The primary use of the Gomatha idol is to invite wealth, prosperity, and abundance. Kamadhenu is the “wish-fulfilling cow” and is believed to grant desires and bring good fortune to the home. It is a symbol of plenty and a constant source of nourishment.
- Source of Divine Blessings: In Hindu mythology, Kamadhenu is revered as the mother of all cows and is believed to embody all deities. Worshipping this idol is seen as an act of receiving blessings from all gods and goddesses. The various parts of her body are said to represent different divine entities and cosmic elements.
- Ideal Location: Pooja Room: The most auspicious place for a Gomatha idol is in a designated puja room or altar, where it can be worshipped daily.
- Auspicious Directions: According to Vastu, the best direction to place the idol is the Northeast (Ishan Kon). This corner is considered sacred and is associated with divine energy.
