Dairy Cow Sculpture
1. Introduction of Dairy Cow Sculpture Holstein Cows are one of the most widely distributed dairy cattle breeds in the world. Their early forms originated primarily in the Friesian region of northern Netherlands and the Schleswig-Holstein region of northern Germany. These areas have a long history of selective breeding of black and white Holstein cows, known for their large size and high milk production. After the 19th century, these cattle were introduced to countries such as the United States, and through systematic breeding, gradually developed into the modern Holstein-Friesian type. This Dairy Cow Sculpture is designed based on the typical appearance of black and white Holstein cows, consisting of two adult cows and one calf. The cow on the left in this Dairy Cow Statue is depicted with its head lowered in a grazing posture, the adult cow in the middle stands facing forward with a prominent udder structure sculpted
