BRASS AAVU DOODA

Including a cow with her child on round substitute gold shading. Made out of hard material to give this masterpiece an astonishing look.The name Kamadhenu originated from the Sanskrit root, “Kamaduha”, which actually signifies, “the dairy animals of bounty” and “the one through whom all wants are fulfilled”.It is accepted that each piece of the kamdhenu cow typifies a specific god and is venerated as the celestial wish-satisfying cow goddess, as indicated by Hindu folklore. This celestial bovine, which lives in swargalok (paradise), rose up out of the expanse of milk (kshira-sagar) at the hour of samudra-manthan (the incredible stirring of the sea by the divine beings (suras) and evil presences (asuras). It was introduced to the seven sages by the Divine beings, and in course of opportunity arrived into the ownership of Sage Vasishta. It is accepted that as Kalpa-vriksha, (sublime tree) Kamadhenu, similarly, satisfies the wants of the individuals who approach it with pragya and dedication Kamadhenu otherwise called Surabhi, is a celestial goddess portrayed in Hunduism as the Bovine of Wish. Kamadhenu is a bovine of bounty who ffulfills all the desire and is depicted as the mother all things considered. Kamadhneu is otherwise called a Gayatri and loved as a wonderful dairy animals. It is otherwise called Nanda, Sunanda, Surabhi, Susheela and Sumana. Kamdhenu Dairy animals satisfies all the desires of the admirer. It gives wellbeing, riches, bliss and development in the life. Kamdhenu is the mother of all cows. This dairy animals lives in paradise and rose up out of the expanse of milk (Khirsagar) during Samudra Manthan.