Large Life-Size Bronze Outdoor Standing Cow Sculpture

The close relationship between cows and humans has produced a deep bond

Since ancient times, the close relationship between humans and animals has produced such a deep connection that they have been an important part of our beliefs, myths, and legends. Our wonderful ontological interpretation of the world is replete with animals in which many of our deities are embodied. All sorts of creatures, from insects to ferocious beasts, have been included in our mythological minds. One of them has a special place, a cow. The cow was one of the first animals domesticated by man. It happened about 10,000 years ago. In many human cultures, cows symbolize fertility, generosity, motherhood, the origin of life, and they are associated with serenity. Cows and their male companions appear repeatedly in mythology and ancient religions. The cow is an animal, yes, but it’s also a powerful symbol, myth, and metaphor. Cow sculpture has always had a good meaning. You can choose a beautiful cow sculpture as a decoration in your garden.

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The symbolic character of the cow has always been the starting point and central theme of the artwork

Throughout history, the cow’s mystical, mythological and symbolic characteristics have been the starting point and central theme of artworks. They illustrate and contextualize the most diverse range of human beliefs and opinions. Cows are protagonists and companions in the visual narrative of our existence and inevitably appear in every moment of art history, from cave paintings to our contemporary practices. For all these reasons, cows are seen in art as multiple and fascinating bearers of meaning in many forms and ways. Hathor was the Egyptian goddess of love, joy, and dance. She was originally a representative of the Milky Way, literally the milk that flowed from the udder of a celestial cow. It’s because of her that we call our galaxy the way we do now. Later, she was depicted as a woman with horns, as well as a cow with a sun disc between the horns. In ancient Egypt, cows were a symbol of fertility. It was also believed that the fluctuation of the Nile’s water level depended on them. If you really like the quality of cattle, but can’t keep a real cow in your house. So consider installing a cow sculpture in your garden. We have many types of bull sculptures on our home page. You can have a good look and choose your favorite one in your garden. If you are interested in it, welcome to contact us.

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