The brass statue is indeed a depiction of Kamadhenu, the divine bovine-goddess in Hindu mythology, revered as the mother of all cows. Kamadhenu is considered a miraculous cow of plenty, fulfilling the desires of her owner and is often shown as the mother of other cattle. Kamadhenu is depicted with a white cow's body with a female head, with bird's wings, embodying purity, fertility, and the sustenance of life. She is also associated with the god Dattatreya, symbolizing the Brahminical aspect and the Vaishnava connection of the deity. This statue, with its intricate design, reflects the deep respect for Kamadhenu, seen as an embodiment of the divine and prosperous in Hindu tradition.
