Kusumayudha is another name of Kamadeva. Kamadeva is the ancient god of love and sexual desire.
Kusumayudha is one of the epithets used for Kamadeva. Kusumayudha means one who has floral weapons. Other epithets are Manmatha (mind agitator), Manobhu and Manasija (mind-born), Madana(passion), Puspa-dhanva (one with floral arrows), Pancasayaka (holder of five arrows), Minaketana (one whose banner is marked with a fish) and Kandarpa.
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