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Cow, a holy animal, is not just a living entity but is the object of worship for the followers of Sanatan Dharma. According to the Vedic scriptures, the cow is revered as the mother who nourishes human society by supplying her milk which contains all the essential nutrients needed to maintain the body.
The body of the Mother cow is also the abode of all demigods and goddesses, each limb and part representing a particular deity. Consequently, it is considered that the worship of the Mother cow is equivalent to the worship of all deities. In Sanskrit, the term “Go” or “Gau” is used to refer to the cow and “Gopal” and “Govind” are the names of Lord Krishna.
Shri Krishna is the one who gives pleasure to and takes care of cows. He is the ocean of love and cows are the language of that love. Cows are very dear to Krishna and the devotees of the Lord try to please the cows to be accepted by Him. The realm of Vrindavan is the proof of the loving exchanges between Surabhi cows and their Lord.
Exotic India offers a vast collection of cow figurines and sculptures that exude spiritual mellow which captivates everyone’s heart. Handcrafted by skilled Indian artisans with utmost care and attention, each cow statue here exhibits exceptional attention to detail. Our cow wall art hanging plates are the perfect decorative pieces for your wall decor.
They portray vibrant Pichwai paintings that add a rich pop of color to the area. The wood sculptures in this collection are another show of masterpieces. With their back carved with intricate designs, these pieces are your go-to table decoration. The gold-plated brass statues are our most cherished animal statues that display the beautiful bond between the mother cow and calf. These cow figurines are the symbol of love and purity.
This collection includes some of the finest cow figurines and statues made from materials such as walnut wood and brass. Uniquely handcrafted, these masterpieces add an artistic touch to the space and capture many hearts and minds. A cow figurine also holds great significance in Hindu tradition and is seen as the symbol of prosperity, abundance, and love.
Cow statues and figurines are not confined only to the living room but can also be displayed in several other interior settings such as the hallway, bedroom, office, and reception area. Since the cow figurine is considered holy, it can also be incorporated into the altar setting beside the deity of Lord Krishna.
Cow figurines and statues have great symbolic significance and can transform the aura of the entire space in which they are kept due to their rich aesthetic appeal. You can keep them either on the shelves of your living room or bedroom, on the side table, or you can put them up on the walls to create a sense of enchantment for your visitors.
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