sacred cow Nandi from India on iron feet

sacred cow Nandi from India on iron feet
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No.1 8 x26xH24cm

Sacred cows (Wikipedia)

Wherever you go in India, you will see cows roaming the streets, a Hindu will never harm or kill a cow, nor will he eat beef. This is because of the special attention that the animal pays to its calf. Many Hindus also recognize a female figure (= mother figure) in the drawing on the head of the animal. The meaning of the sacred cow is misinterpreted by many people. The sacred cow is also sacred because it provides people with milk and labor in the countryside. According to many, without the cow, people would not have had a right to exist in ancient India and Hinduism would not have been able to spread. The cow is therefore central to Hinduism and is worshipped for that reason. It is a tribute to an animal that is referred to by the great Hindu scholars as 'the mother of creatures'.

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