Panalai 20cm
129,95 euroThe shiny surface reflects the light and colours from the surroundings, the colours glow to eternity. This idea means the human culture and technology never stops.
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The shiny surface reflects the light and colours from the surroundings, the colours glow to eternity. This idea means the human culture and technology never stops.

The shiny surface reflects the light and colours from the surroundings, the colours glow to eternity. This idea means the human culture and technology never stops.

“During Songkran, locals use water to wash away the bad energy that’s accumulated over the previous year, giving the chance for a fresh start for the coming year.”

For generations, white Lotus flowers and shiny golden pagodas have been associated with Thailand’s cultural heritage. While gold is a symbol for enlightenment and eternity, the white Lotus flower symbolises purity and harmony, and its green leaves can be interpreted as a symbol of hope.

For generations, white Lotus flowers and shiny golden pagodas have been associated with Thailand’s cultural heritage. While gold is a symbol for enlightenment and eternity, the white Lotus flower symbolises purity and harmony, and its green leaves can be interpreted as a symbol of hope.

For generations, white Lotus flowers and shiny golden pagodas have been associated with Thailand’s cultural heritage. While gold is a symbol for enlightenment and eternity, the white Lotus flower symbolises purity and harmony, and its green leaves can be interpreted as a symbol of hope.

It’s a ‘bicycle elephant’ with its trunk in the wind. The title of the elephant is ‘Elefantino’ a reference to the nickname of famous cyclist Marco Pantani, thus making a link between elephants and bicycles.

It’s a ‘bicycle elephant’ with its trunk in the wind. The title of the elephant is ‘Elefantino’ a reference to the nickname of famous cyclist Marco Pantani, thus making a link between elephants and bicycles.

It’s a ‘bicycle elephant’ with its trunk in the wind. The title of the elephant is ‘Elefantino’ a reference to the nickname of famous cyclist Marco Pantani, thus making a link between elephants and bicycles.

“Sorrows are meant to be washed away. Art, through color and abundance, is my path…”

“Sorrows are meant to be washed away. Art, through color and abundance, is my path…”

Explore our Elephant Parade Artbox—a unique way to engage with elephant art. Paint your own elephant masterpiece with our Elephant Parade artbox, a delightful activity for art enthusiasts of all ages. Express your creativity and bring a touch of Elephant Parade magic to your home.

Design: Studio Chiang MaiParade: Bangkok 2015 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.

Artist: Nardkonk NitissirpakParade: Traveling Herd 2016 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.

Artist: Nardkonk NitissirpakParade: Traveling Herd 2016 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.

Artist: Catherine KnowlesParade: Travelling Herd 2016 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 elephant statues from Elephant Parade are an initiative of Marc and Mike Spits. While Marc was on vacation in Chiang Mai, Thailand, he started talking to the Thai owner of the guesthouse where he was staying. He told him that Chiang Mai used to be the elephant epicenter of Thailand, but that the elephant is now almost extinct. Marc also heard through this man about the first elephant hospital in the world, founded by Soraida Salwala.
Marc traveled to Lampang, about 70 km outside Chiang Mai, where the elephant hospital is located. Marc: “Soraida told me about her initiative and how difficult it is to keep the hospital running. She received no subsidies from the government and the hospital was in dire need of expansion. But where do you get the resources?”
Soraida took Marc to Mosha, a seriously injured baby elephant who had lost her lower leg when she stepped on a landmine. “This was the point where I thought: I want to do something for Soraida and her elephants. And not just writing a check, but really something structural, so that we can offer the Asian elephant a future.”
Not only the idea behind the Elephant Parade figurines, but also the beautiful designs make the elephant figurines so popular. The elephant statues are painted with great attention to detail and add value to any room. They stand out and you don’t just get tired of them. You can buy elephant figurines for yourself, but they are also highly recommended as a gift!
If you are a fan of unique and beautifully painted art statues, be sure to take a look at the cow statues or the fat lady statues.
Looking for the elephant figurines from Elephant Parade? You will find more than 600 unique elephant parade figurines online. From small to large and painted with the most beautiful colors. Within Elephant Parade, a distinction is made between different sizes, so you can choose from an elephant statue of 10 to 30 centimeters. Discover for yourself which painted elephant you prefer and order it safely today at Kunstenkadootjes.nl.
Are you interested in one or even more of the elephant figurines from Kunst en Kadootjes? Ordered before 12:00 will be shipped the same day. This way you often receive the figurines the next day!
Which size should you choose? The hand-painted elephants come from about 5 to 30 cm. Small sizes (5-10 cm) are perfect to collect or as a small gift; medium sizes (15-20 cm) are popular eye-catchers; large sizes (25-30 cm) are real statement pieces. Simply choose via the size categories on this page.
Original and unique Every statue is an official Elephant Parade, hand-painted, uniquely numbered and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
A gift with a story With their cheerful designs and their contribution to elephant conservation, they make a much-loved gift for a birthday, anniversary or housewarming.
Elephant Parade is the world's largest art project featuring hand-painted elephant statues, founded by Marc and Mike Spits. The brand raises awareness for the endangered Asian elephant and donates part of the proceeds to elephant welfare, including the elephant hospital in Lampang, Thailand.
The hand-painted elephants come in various sizes, from small (around 5-10 cm) to large (up to about 30 cm). Small sizes are ideal to collect or to give as a gift; larger sizes are real eye-catchers. Simply choose via the size categories on this page.
Yes. All our Elephant Parade statues are original, uniquely numbered and come with a certificate of authenticity.
Yes, every Elephant Parade elephant is painted by hand with great attention to detail, which makes each piece unique.
In-stock items are shipped quickly, and we deliver both within the Netherlands and worldwide.
Yes. Elephant Parade donates part of the proceeds to projects for the conservation and welfare of the Asian elephant.
All items in stock
In-store pickup
Order before 12 PM, same-day shipping
Shipped with insurance