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.
A wonderful gift for the true art lover and CowParade fan: The CowParade Artpack. This Artpack contains three beautiful Picasso-inspired models. Picasso is an enormous source of inspiration for many artists worldwide. This grandmaster is also a source of inspiration for the artists who participated in a CowParade event. This Artpack contains: – Picowso’s Moosicians….
“Trópico is a Brazilian research exploring the imagistic vocabulary of tropical climate zones. In this context, fruits found in Chiang Mai become the basis for abstraction.”
“Trópico is a Brazilian research exploring the imagistic vocabulary of tropical climate zones. In this context, fruits found in Chiang Mai become the basis for abstraction.”
I want to see all disabled elephants having good food, great place to play and living in the forest abundant with food. Puang Chompoo represents all the elephants to say that all above mentioned is what they need.
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.”
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.
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.