925 Silver Pichwai Kamdhenu Cow Moissanite Brooch

The Pichwai Kamdhenu, in Fine Silver

The Kamdhenu — the wish-fulfilling cow of the Pushtimarg tradition — is the most beloved motif in Pichwai art. This brooch carries it in its fullest, rarest form: hand-formed in 925 sterling silver, hand-enamelled in the temple palette, and set with moissanite. It is the piece that defines the collection.

The Art of Pichwai

Pichwai painting has adorned the shrine of Shrinathji at Nathdwara for more than three centuries — vast devotional cloths hung behind the deity, dense with cows, lotuses, and the life of Krishna. This brooch translates that living tradition into silver: the same motifs, the same deep palette, the same reverence, worked at a fraction of the scale and none of the shortcut.

Worked Entirely by Hand

There is no mould and no casting. Each surface is shaped by hand, the enamel laid by eye in the colours of the shrine, and the moissanite set to hold light the way the original paintings hold candlelight. Because every stage is manual, no two pieces are ever identical — and a brooch of this order cannot simply be reordered.

An Heirloom, Not an Impulse

A piece like this is chosen for the moments that ask for something rare — the bandhgala of a groom, a Govardhan Puja gathering, a milestone worth marking. Hallmarked in 925 sterling silver, finished in rhodium, and made to be kept and passed down. A devotional object first, a piece of fine jewellery always.