A distinct sculptural composition depicting Kamadhena (Surabhi) is a mythical sacred cow from the Indian religious and cultural tradition. The personification of wealth, prosperity, fertility and well-being. The image is represented in the characteristic iconography of a winged cow with a female face, horns and decorative headdress. The composition is distinguished by expressive plastic, carefully processed facial features, ornamental body decoration and detailed wings. The statuette is made of massive brass by the method of metal casting. The surface has a rich texture of artistic minting with numerous relief details, decorative motifs and natural patina. Darker shades in the recesses emphasize the volume and skill of processing the sculptural form. Despite the compact size, the product has a significant weight - 415 g, which indicates a massive performance. The subject has a distinct ethnographic character and is of interest to collectors of Indian plastic and oriental decorative art. Specifications: * Country of origin: India * Story: Kamadhenu (Surabhi). *Material: massive brass. * Technology: metal casting, artistic coinage. * Height: 11.5 cm. * Length: 9 cm. * Weight: 415 g. Condition: very good collection condition. The brass surface has preserved the natural patina with characteristic age-old changes in hue and eclipses in the recesses of the relief. Decorative carving, ornamental elements and sculptural processing are well preserved. There are insignificant traces of time and stay, corresponding to the nature of the product. Without noticeable damage and traces of restoration intervention. An interesting subject of Indian religious and decorative arts.