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The name Kamadhenu came from the Sanskrit origin, “Kamaduha”, which factually means, the cow of plenty and the one through whom the entire desires are fulfilled” It is believed that every part of the Kamdhenu cow symbolizes an exacting deity is worshiped as the celestial wish-fulfilling cow goddess, according to Hindu mythology. Kamadhenu is a cow of abundance that fulfills the entire desire and is depicted as the mother of all cows. Kamadhneu is also known as a Gayatri and worshipped as a heavenly cow. It is also known as Nanda, Sunanda, Surabhi, Susheela, and Sumana. Kamdhenu Cow fulfills all the wishes of the worshipper. It provides health, riches, pleasure, and development in life. It’s very auspicious to have Kamadhenu deity at home. The deity idols are made up of brass with carvings done by the skilled Karigars.
