Elephant name: Butterfly Effect Artist: Gudrun Hauser All Elephant Parade replicas are carefully handcrafted in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Due to their handcrafted nature, each piece is unique and may vary slightly in design.
Elephant name: Butterfly Effect Artist: Gudrun Hauser All Elephant Parade replicas are carefully handcrafted in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Due to their handcrafted nature, each piece is unique and may vary slightly in design.
Elephant name: Butterfly Effect Artist: Gudrun Hauser All Elephant Parade replicas are carefully handcrafted in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Due to their handcrafted nature, each piece is unique and may vary slightly in design.
People often think inside of boxes. Something is either black or white, which makes us less tolerant of each other. People are also sometimes opposed in terms of black and white. But with “Love Sees No Colour!”, love connects everything. If we try to be better towards each other, then the world looks a lot more beautiful.
People often think inside of boxes. Something is either black or white, which makes us less tolerant of each other. People are also sometimes opposed in terms of black and white. But with “Love Sees No Colour!”, love connects everything. If we try to be better towards each other, then the world looks a lot more beautiful.
People often think inside of boxes. Something is either black or white, which makes us less tolerant of each other. People are also sometimes opposed in terms of black and white. But with “Love Sees No Colour!”, love connects everything. If we try to be better towards each other, then the world looks a lot more beautiful.
During the fin-de-siècle, the ‘Wiener Sezession’ was formed by a group headed by Moser, Hoffmann and Klimt. It was literally a secession (= split) from the traditional Wiener Künstlerhaus. The mostly young artists wanted to create their own version of the Jugendstil, as others had already done in Munich and Berlin.The Wiener Sezession led to…
Emotion and enchantment: that is the colorful world of artist Ton Schulten (1938, Ootmarsum-Netherlands). A world in harmony and peace. An “interplay” (“samenspel”) between humans and animals in which we all have a role to play in achieving that world in harmony and peace.
Emotion and enchantment: that is the colorful world of artist Ton Schulten (1938, Ootmarsum-Netherlands). A world in harmony and peace. An “interplay” (“samenspel”) between humans and animals in which we all have a role to play in achieving that world in harmony and peace.
Multicoloured art is pure fun. Where a single colour evokes a particular mood, these statues combine several tones into something playful, energetic and often surprising: think of the cheerful pop-art style we’re known for, with work by artists like Romero Britto and the colourful elephants of Elephant Parade. A multicoloured statue is always an eye-catcher and lifts the mood of a room effortlessly. In this generous selection you’ll find everything from subtle to exuberantly colourful, in all kinds of styles and materials. Looking for a cheerful gift that’s guaranteed to please? Colourful is never a wrong choice.
Frequently asked questions
Do multicoloured statues suit a calm interior?
They certainly do: a single colourful statue works as a cheerful accent against a neutral backdrop and instantly draws the eye. That way you add playful contrast without it becoming busy.
Which artists are the colourful statues by?
This collection includes pop-art work and the hand-painted elephants of Elephant Parade, among others. The styles range from subtle colour combinations to exuberantly multicoloured.
Are multicoloured statues suitable as a gift?
Yes, a cheerfully coloured statue almost always goes down well and instantly raises a smile. Everything is in stock, and from 75 euros we ship free and insured.