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Gold and Silver Plated Vastu Kamdhenu with Calf Idol
Gold and Silver Plated Vastu Kamdhenu with Calf Idol
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Introducing our Kamdhenu Cow idol, a symbol of abundance and prosperity. Made with high-quality materials and crafted with intricate details, this idol is a true representation of the divine cow.
Benefits:
- Brings positive energy and blessings to your home or workspace
- Enhances the spiritual atmosphere of your surroundings
- Helps to create a sacred space for meditation and prayer
- Symbolizes abundance and prosperity
- Brings good luck and fortune
Features:
- Made with high-quality materials for durability and longevity
- Handcrafted with intricate details for a realistic and authentic representation
- Available in 3 sizes in height, making it the perfect size for any space
- Lightweight and easy to move or transport
Values: With its stunning design and powerful spiritual energy, our Kamdhenu Cow idol is a must-have for anyone seeking to enhance their spiritual practice and attract abundance and prosperity into their lives. Whether you display it in your home or workspace, it's sure to bring positive energy and blessings. Order yours today and experience the benefits for yourself!
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