8" Brass Kamadhenu Cow Abhisheka Shiva Linga Statue Handmade

This hand cast brass sculpture captures a sacred moment: Kamadhenu, the celestial cow of Hindu mythology, performs abhisheka, the ritual anointing of a Shiva Linga with her milk. The composition shows the cow in profile, her body gracefully angled as she directs a stream toward the lingam below. The artist has rendered fine detail in her form, from the curve of her horns to the musculature of her legs, while the lingam stands upright and reverent in the center of the scene.

Cast in brass, the piece has a warm, unified metallic tone that catches light across its surfaces. At 8.5 inches tall and roughly 8.7 inches wide, it commands presence on a shelf or altar without overwhelming a space, suited for those who seek a devotional focus with sculptural substance and narrative depth.

• Material: Hand cast brass
• Dimensions: 8.5 inch Height X 8.7 inch Width X 3.8 inch Length
• Weight: 3.1 kg
• Craft: Hand cast, rendered with fine sculptural detail
• Care: Dust with a soft cloth; avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the brass finish
• Occasion: Spiritual practice, Hindu home altar, collector of mythological sculpture

This piece appeals to those deepening their spiritual practice or seeking a meaningful, artisan brass sculpture that honors Hindu cosmology and devotional ritual.