Height: 5 Inches , Weight: 2.900 Kg

Stone Cow And Calf For Pooja :

It represents Kamadhenu, the divine wish-fulfilling cow, and her calf, Nandini. Its usage is primarily for spiritual and decorative purposes to bring a variety of blessings into a home or busines ,

• Abundance and Prosperity: The main purpose of this idol is to attract wealth, prosperity, and financial stability. Kamadhenu, often called the “cow of plenty,” is believed to grant wishes and fulfill desires, ensuring a continuous flow of resources.
• Fertility and Nurturing: The presence of the calf symbolizes the sacred bond of motherhood, nurturing, and new beginnings. This idol is considered highly auspicious for couples who are trying to have a family, as it embodies the divine blessing of creation and selfless love.
• Divine Blessings: Kamadhenu is revered as the mother of all cows and is believed to contain all deities within her. The intricate stonework visually reinforces this belief, making the idol a complete source of divine blessings.
• Red: Red is a highly auspicious and powerful color in Hinduism. It symbolizes auspiciousness, power, courage, and divine energy. It is associated with goddesses of wealth and power, such as Lakshmi and Durga. The red stones on the idol can enhance its ability to attract wealth and provide protection.
• Green: The color green is associated with nature, growth, prosperity, and fertility. It represents harmony and positive energy. On a Kamadhenu idol, the green stones can amplify the blessings of growth, prosperity, and the natural cycle of life.
• Blue: Blue is often associated with the sky and ocean, representing wisdom, calmness, and depth. In some contexts, it can also represent deities like Lord Krishna, who is often depicted in blue. The blue stones can contribute to a sense of tranquility and spiritual depth.
• The Stonework: The stonework adds an artistic and traditional element, making the piece a beautiful and unique item for both worship and decor.