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A loving elephant escorts her child, carved by hand from teak wood in a coal black color. Thailand's Amporn presents a fascinating sculpture, featuring a detailed, textured finish that captures the natural beauty of the elephants. Ivorywood tusks complete the design.
- 0.54 kgs
- 1.2 lbs
- 14 cm H x 10 cm W x 17.5 cm D
- 5.5" H x 3.9" W x 7" D
- Teak wood, ivory wood
- Features a rustic, rugged finish
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Made in Thailand.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Thailand
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Patricia
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12/08/2018
"Lov & care"
The artist of this piece really felt the emotions of the momma and the baby. I love it this piece of art. I purchase another for my family. Of course, I enjoy the item of saving these giant beauties.
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Patrick
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08/12/2021
"This is an addition to my altar"
I have a small meditation altar and this is a beautiful piece for it. I opted for the natural looking elephant rather than the wood tone, but they are all great. The Mother hugging the baby elephant usually gets a compliment!
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Greg
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04/11/2024
"Grounding Piece for My Ecletic Bathroom"
This handsome elephant mask balances out all of the bright colors of the Latincan American art I have. My roomate attached the tusks and we hung it over the light fixture to gaze out over his domain.
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Jonathan
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04/08/2023
"Not what I expected"
I know every carving is different and not going match the picture.But the one I got was painted solid, cant see any grain. And it feels light and plastic. I was expecting a bit heavier and I did weight it and it was only about 0.1LB lighter than the listed weight.This is first item I ever returned with probably 30+ orders.I did have to say overall the price on Novica is getting a little out the hand, the full price must have gone up 25-50% over the last 3-4 years. Not sure all that increase benefits the artisans or the Novica staff...
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Trip Through Nature, Hand-Carved Teak Wood Elephant Sculpture from Thailand
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chrisp
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03/14/2023
"did not seem like real wood"
felt like resin and did not look real. looked so nice in photo!
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Janet
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12/28/2022
"Side table"
I love this piece and am using next to an accent chair. It is a bit lower than I would like and would not hold a lot but is enough for my purposes. Makes for a great conversation piece.
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"My name is Amporn Srihata. I was born in Sanpatong, a district southwest of Chiang Mai city on January 18, 1949. My parents had six children –... read more
