Kamdhenu cow painting: a cow and calf, a cow among lotus, a cow in pasture

A cow and calf painting for abundance. Kamdhenu is the wish-giving cow of plenty in Hindu tradition, hung in the pooja room or near the entrance. The three scenes are a white cow nuzzling her calf, a decorated cow among pink lotus, and a cow and calf in a green pasture. Each comes as a devotional oil, a Pichwai style or a watercolour. Type a direction such as with Krishna and the scene is painted that way.

• a pooja room wall
• an entrance for abundance
• a living room with a calm feel
• a gift for a family

Frequently asked questions

What is Kamdhenu?

In Hindu tradition, Kamdhenu is the wish-giving cow of plenty, and families who hang it ask for abundance in the home.

What does the Pichwai style show?

A Nathdwara style with flat opaque colour, fine gold lines and a painted lotus border, on deep green or indigo grounds.

Can I ask for Krishna with the cow?

Yes. Type with Krishna, and the cow scene is painted with him beside it.

Which style is the lightest?

The watercolour, soft washes of pale gold, sage and blush on white paper with a narrow white margin.

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