Elephant Name: 3D Magnet 7cm – Tomorrow I’ll Be Famous Artist: Selwyn Senatori Parade: Asia Herd Let your ambitions shine with the Tomorrow I’ll Be Famous 3D Magnet. This hand-painted 7cm magnet captures the playful spirit of fame and success with its vibrant and imaginative design. Whether on your fridge or magnetic board, this piece…
Elephant Name: The Third Eye Artist: Kriangkrai Kongkhanun Parade: Phuket 2023 “The Third Eye” by Kriangkrai Kongkhanun captures the essence of mystical art and spiritual awareness through its unique design. This enchanting elephant statue symbolizes the power of insight and intuition, making it a profound work of art. Ideal as an elephant decoration, it adds…
Elephant Name: The Third Eye Artist: Kriangkrai Kongkhanun Parade: Phuket 2023 “The Third Eye” by Kriangkrai Kongkhanun captures the essence of mystical art and spiritual awareness through its unique design. This enchanting elephant statue symbolizes the power of insight and intuition, making it a profound work of art. Ideal as an elephant decoration, it adds…
Terra Uomo warns us about global warming. Penguins suddenly walk in a tropical environment, the ice has melted forever… A cheerful elephant with a serious message.
Elephant Name: Sea the Point! Artist: Laura Seeley Parade: Dana Point 2013 The “Sea the Point!” Elephant sculpture emerges as a symbol of unity and ecological awareness, inspired by the collective effort to raise awareness of the plight of the Asian elephant and the essence of global conservation, led by Dana Point. This piece artistically…
The freedom of a flight of birds. The flight never stops, but during the flight we came across stories, beauty and various wonders. It is a wonder that evokes impressive feelings and that will never be forgotten. Helena means great, excellent.
When the flowers bloom, I see petals overlapping like ocean waves.
The fluttering of the butterfly evokes the wind and light. When I saw the beauty, I felt incredibly happy.
The world famous painting ‘Almond Blossom’ by Vincent van Gogh, but with a surprising twist. As if the world has taken a big turn. Or do you look at it from a different angle?
“Kiku is based on one of my paintings, inspired by an antique kimono fabric I bought in Japan. One of the things I like about kimono fabrics is the rich colors, decorative embellishments, and dramatic layout of patterns. I also added butterflies because they symbolize hope and freedom. It’s my way of wishing for elephants to live in a safe and protected environment.” – Chris Chun
Design: Studio Chiang Mai All elephants are made of high-quality synthetic resin. They are hand-painted in our own studio in Thailand. All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition and packed in a beautiful gift box.
Design: Studio Chiang Mai All elephants are made of high-quality synthetic resin. They are hand-painted in our own studio in Thailand. All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition and packed in a beautiful gift box.
Design: Studio Chiang Mai All elephants are made of high-quality synthetic resin. They are hand-painted in our own studio in Thailand. All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition and packed in a beautiful gift box.
Artist: Pimprapa Dumdej Design: Studio Chiang Mai All elephants are made of high-quality synthetic resin. They are hand-painted in our own studio in Thailand. All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition and packed in a beautiful gift box.
Artist: Pimprapa Dumdej Design: Studio Chiang Mai All elephants are made of high-quality synthetic resin. They are hand-painted in our own studio in Thailand. All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition and packed in a beautiful gift box.
Artist: Pimprapa Dumdej Design: Studio Chiang Mai All elephants are made of high-quality synthetic resin. They are hand-painted in our own studio in Thailand. All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition and packed in a beautiful gift box.
Artist: Khunakorn Muenpang Design: Studio Chiang Mai All elephants are made of high-quality synthetic resin. They are hand-painted in our own studio in Thailand. All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition and packed in a beautiful gift box.
Why choose by colour? Because colour is the first thing you notice and instantly ties a room together. A multicoloured statue works as a cheerful focal point, while a monochrome piece in white or black adds calm and refinement. Warm tones like red, orange and gold bring energy, while cool colours like blue, green and turquoise create a sense of calm. Not sure? Feel free to mix: a set of statues in related colours looks curated and considered. That way you can easily build a collection to suit your sofa, wall or windowsill. All our affordable art statues are in stock; order before 12:00 and it arrives the next day, delivered insured and carefully packaged.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the right colour of art statue for my interior?
Start by looking at the base colours in your space. If you want calm, pick a shade that echoes your walls or furniture; if you want a real eye-catcher, go for a contrasting colour instead. Warm colours bring energy, cool colours bring calm.
Can I combine statues in different colours?
Absolutely. A set in related tones looks curated and considered, while a single contrasting colour works as an accent. Feel free to play with arrangement and composition until it all comes together.
Which materials are the art statues available in?
You’ll find statues in a wide range of materials, such as resin, ceramic, bronze, metal and wood. Each material gives the colour a slightly different feel, from glossy to matte.