3D Magneet 7cm – Sparkling Celebration Gold
12,95 euroThis majestic elephant is the ultimate celebration of success and glamour.
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This majestic elephant is the ultimate celebration of success and glamour.

Elephant name: 3D magnet 7cm – Amansara Artist: Kesorn Mueanpang Parade: Hong Kong 2014

Imagine… Sitting on your porch in Italy, in a wonderfully warm sun, overlooking a beautiful landscape with magnificent flowering lemon trees, you take a sip of your refreshing drink, close your eyes for a little moment and breathe the blissful outdoors… Life is beautiful.

A great variety of geographical spaces can be found in the Arequipa territory in Peru. The region has Andean valleys, pampas, a volcanic chain, high Andean plateau and deserts that border the sea. No wonder that the variety of birds is enormous. There are numbers of fascinating and impressive winged ones, some of which apparently preferred to settle on this lovely elephant.

Delft Blue emerges in late 16th century as an alternative to the blue and white Chinese porcelain, that was highly revered. However, only the richest in society could afford it. That is why the Dutch started making Delft Blue pieces with clay and a tin glaze. The Delft Blue pottery style took on a form of its own and potters started painting typical Dutch scenes and objects onto their pieces. Luckily a beautiful blooming decoration ended up on this Delft Blue elephant.

The term Doucai literally means ‘contrasting colours’, or ‘compete for colour’. Doucai was a porcelain enamelling technique perfected during the reign of the Chinese Emperor Xuande during the Ming Dynasty. This created wonderfully decorative pieces, true examples of which are rare and highly sought by collectors. That certainly applies to this elephant as well.

One of Portugal’s most famous national symbols, which represents the country’s moral compass, is the “Galo de Barcelos” (rooster from Barcelos). It is usually represented by a colourful ceramic rooster decorated with hearts and flowers, but this time by an elephant. This beautiful elephant from Barcelos is also known as a “lucky elephant”, because it is believed that it brings happiness to have one at home!

A magical world comes to life in the golden hour of the sky. This period takes place in the hours around sunrise and sunset, when the sun is low in the horizon and creates a nice golden light. It is accompanied by the most wonderful shades, shapes and gold-coulored colours. This elephant obviously found a perfect way to capture a variety of African gold of the day!

In the heart of Morocco’s architectural heritage lies a captivating art form known as Zellij. This intricate tilework, characterized by its vibrant colors and geometric patterns, has adorned palaces, mosques and historical buildings for centuries. Zellij art form remains one of the hallmarks of Moroccan cultural and artistic identity and continues to be used in modern architecture. This elephant pays tribute to this great form of art.

The rich Talavera pottery heritage was introduced to Mexico by Spanish guild artisans of the Colonial period. It draws its name from the 16th century Spanish pottery center, Talavera de la Reina. Today, the ceramic pottery is produced in many regions of Mexico utilizing the techniques, skills and cultural influences attained over the centuries. It is used to cover the walls of houses, washbasins and kitchens. And this amazing elephant.

When the flowers bloom I see flower petals overlapping like ocean waves.
The flutter of the butterfly evokes the wind and the light.Seeing it was the beauty that made me feel amazingly happy.

‘Elfi’s design is an homage to Friedensreich Hundertwasser. His architecture with plenty of colors and mosaic was typical for him.’

The freedom of a flight of birds. The flight is never-ending but during we encountered stories, beauty, and various miracles. It is a miracle that creates impressive feelings and that will never be forgotten. Helena means wonderful, excellent.

Elephant name: I am Nature Artist: Sylvie Bougréau Parade: Europe Herd “I am Nature” by Sylvie Bougréau embodies the delicate and profound connection between elephants and the natural world. This beautifully crafted elephant figure reflects the artist’s vision of nature’s harmony and intricate beauty. Perfect for any setting, this elephant decor piece adds a touch…

The freedom of a flight of birds. The flight is never-ending but during we encountered stories, beauty, and various miracles. It is a miracle that creates impressive feelings and that will never be forgotten. Helena means wonderful, excellent.

Elephant name: I am Nature Artist: Sylvie Bougréau Parade: Europe Herd “I am Nature” by Sylvie Bougréau embodies the delicate and profound connection between elephants and the natural world. This beautifully crafted elephant figure reflects the artist’s vision of nature’s harmony and intricate beauty. Perfect for any setting, this elephant decor piece adds a touch…
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
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