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Kamadhenu, The Wish-Granting Cow, made in Rajasthan, India, artist unknown, 1825-55
Kamadhenu
Origin: Hindu mythology
Combination: human + cow
Classification: Mammal
Other Names: Surabhi
Associations: abundance, wish fulfillment, sacred cow
Kamadhenu is deity in Hindu mythology who is often depicted as a white cow with a female head and multiple udders. She is considered a representation of divine femininity and is revered as the divine mother.
Kamadhenu is believed to be the mother of all cows and is associated with fertility, nourishment, and the fulfillment of desires. According to legends, she has the power to grant any wish or boon of those who treat her with reverence and respect.
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