925 Silver Pichwai Kamdhenu Panja Moissanite Brooch

The Kamdhenu and the Sacred Panja

This is among the rarest forms we make: the Kamdhenu, the wish-fulfilling cow, carried by the panja — the open hand, an ancient symbol of blessing and protection. Hand-formed in 925 sterling silver and set with moissanite, it pairs two sacred meanings in one piece.

Two Symbols, One Blessing

In the Pushtimarg devotional world, the cow grants abundance and the panja bestows protection — the hand that blesses joined to the animal that provides. Few devotional pieces bring the two together. It is this pairing that makes the panja form so uncommon, and so meaningful to those who understand it.

The Pichwai Tradition

The art descends from Nathdwara, where Pichwai painting has adorned the shrine of Shrinathji for more than three centuries. This brooch carries that language into silver — the enamel laid by eye in the deep temple palette, the moissanite set to hold the light, every surface worked by hand with no mould and no shortcut. No two are alike.

An Heirloom, Not an Impulse

A piece of this rarity is worn at the moments that deserve it — the bandhgala or sherwani of a groom, a Govardhan Puja gathering, an occasion worth remembering. Hallmarked in 925 sterling silver, finished in rhodium, and destined to be kept and passed down. A devotional object first, a piece of fine jewellery always.