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The Fizix Kamdhenu Cow and Calf is a handcrafted polyresin statue with a white marble-dust finish and detailed gold accents. Kamdhenu is a revered figure in Hindu tradition, and many families keep this idol in the pooja room or near the entrance as a Vastu decor piece. At 6 inches tall, it fits a home mandir, living-room showcase, office desk or entrance table. It comes in protective packaging, ready to gift.
Unpack the statue carefully and place it on a flat, stable surface such as your mandir, showcase or entrance table. Many families face it towards the east or north. Wipe it gently with a dry, soft cloth to remove dust. Do not wash it with water.
Families setting up a home mandir, anyone looking for a housewarming, Diwali, wedding or griha pravesh gift, and people who like traditional decor.
One 6-inch Fizix Kamdhenu cow and calf statue in protective gift packaging. Keep away from direct sunlight, water and heat, and handle with care to avoid chips.
Manufacturer Name: Fizix
Manufacturer Address: Fizix
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Fizix |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Fizix |
| Returnable | Yes |
It is made of polyresin composite with a marble-dust finish, so it has a white marble look with gold accents while staying lighter than real marble.
It is 6 inches tall, a handy size for a home mandir, a living-room showcase, an office desk or an entrance table, without taking up much space.
Many people keep it in the pooja room, living room or near the main entrance, following Vastu customs. Place it on a clean, stable surface.
Yes. It comes in protective packaging that is ready to gift, and it suits housewarming, griha pravesh, Diwali, weddings and birthdays. Add a greeting card to make it personal.
Yes. This product is listed as returnable on Zillybuy; check the return window on the product page before you place your order or raise a return request.
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