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Angel is nonverbal and loves expressing himself through art. Elephants and dogs are his favourite animals, that is why his dad gave him the Elephant Parade Artbox as a present. We love the result and wanted to share it with you.
Artist: Tina BiewerParade: Trier/Luxembourg 2013 All elephants are made of a high-quality synthetic resin.They are hand-painted in the studio in Thailand.All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition.They are packed in a nice gift box.
The beauty of culture transcends time and kingdoms, relevant to this very day, but always with a trace of it’s distant past. This combination of past, present, and future is constantly evolving, evolving us as people along with it.
The beauty of culture transcends time and kingdoms, relevant to this very day, but always with a trace of it’s distant past. This combination of past, present, and future is constantly evolving, evolving us as people along with it.
The beauty of culture transcends time and kingdoms, relevant to this very day, but always with a trace of it’s distant past. This combination of past, present, and future is constantly evolving, evolving us as people along with it.
“Sorrows are meant to be washed away. Art, through color and abundance, is my path…”
Unique item from the series of designer teapots. Size: L 23 x W 9 x H 15 cm
Artist: Enrico Lombardi Parade: Milan 2011 All elephants are made of a high-quality synthetic resin.They are hand-painted in the studio in Thailand.All elephants come with a certificate and are numbered in a limited edition.They are packed in a nice gift box.
(1938) Escher applies his famous metamorphosis technique here. Height 18 cm. On a black metal base.
Egypt, Middle Kingdom, ca. 2000 BC Egyptian faience was often used to make funerary statuettes. It is a ceramic that consists mainly of quartz and is very easy to glaze. The addition of copper lends it its blue-green colour. Images of hippopotami – often decorated with stylised lotus leaves – accompanied the dead. The hippo…
Egypt, Middle Kingdom, ca. 2000 BC Egyptian faience was often used to make funerary statuettes. It is a ceramic that consists mainly of quartz and is very easy to glaze. The addition of copper lends it its blue-green colour. Images of hippopotami – often decorated with stylised lotus leaves – accompanied the dead. The hippo…
Artist: Christine KornackiCowparade West Hartford 2007 Size: 16 x 11 cm.
