Art inspired by an excerpt from the tale “Dragons doesn’t know paradise” by Caio Fernando Abreu (renowned Brazilian writer), the nice elephant “Que Seja Doce” wants to surprise viewers and make the routine of São Paulo more sweet and joyful even for an instant. So, let it be sweet. Every morning, when I open the windows to let in the sunshine or the grayness of a day, that’s just what I repeat, let it be sweet. When is sunny and the sun strikes my face creased with sleep or insomnia, as I wacht the particles of dust floating in the air like a little universe, I repeat seven times for luck: let it be sweet let it be sweet let it be sweet and so on.” (Caio F. Abreu). And let be sweet everything that has to be!
CowParade Brazil delivers the most colorful art. The Vaca Floral is another great example. Artist Sandra Montenegro created this beautiful cow. Flowers have been a source of inspiration in our collection for years and we are still amazed at the innovation that artists bring to the collection. Event: CowParade Fortaleza 2018 Flowers have been a…
Bring humor and recognizable cat chaos into your interior with “Des Chats sur un Lit”, a hilarious image inspired by the iconic style of Albert Dubout. This artwork depicts a mischievous collection of cats comfortably nestled on a bed, perfectly reflecting the playful and quirky nature of cats. An absolute must-have for lovers of humor and cats!
119,95Original price was: 119,95.99,95Current price is: 99,95. euro
Art inspired by an excerpt from the tale “Dragons doesn’t know paradise” by Caio Fernando Abreu (renowned Brazilian writer), the nice elephant “Que Seja Doce” wants to surprise viewers and make the routine of São Paulo more sweet and joyful even for an instant. So, let it be sweet. Every morning, when I open the windows to let in the sunshine or the grayness of a day, that’s just what I repeat, let it be sweet. When is sunny and the sun strikes my face creased with sleep or insomnia, as I wacht the particles of dust floating in the air like a little universe, I repeat seven times for luck: let it be sweet let it be sweet let it be sweet and so on.” (Caio F. Abreu). And let be sweet everything that has to be!
Art inspired by an excerpt from the tale “Dragons doesn’t know paradise” by Caio Fernando Abreu (renowned Brazilian writer), the nice elephant “Que Seja Doce” wants to surprise viewers and make the routine of São Paulo more sweet and joyful even for an instant. So, let it be sweet. Every morning, when I open the windows to let in the sunshine or the grayness of a day, that’s just what I repeat, let it be sweet. When is sunny and the sun strikes my face creased with sleep or insomnia, as I wacht the particles of dust floating in the air like a little universe, I repeat seven times for luck: let it be sweet let it be sweet let it be sweet and so on.” (Caio F. Abreu). And let be sweet everything that has to be!
Artist: Cako Martin Parade: Sao Paulo 2019 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.
Ranjeeta, meaning ‘adorned’, features a design based on the brightly coloured painted trucks in India. The artwork that appears in Indian truck art typically celebrates the wildlife India has to offer, including Indian elephants.
Size is more than a practical detail; it determines the mood and effect of a sculpture. A small statue invites you to come closer and discover the details, while a large piece instantly sets the tone in a room. By filtering on size you avoid surprises and can be sure your art statue comes into its own in the spot you’ve chosen. Feel free to combine different sizes for a dynamic arrangement, or deliberately go for a single statement. Browse the Mini, Medium, Large and Extra Large subcategories and effortlessly find the sculpture with the right proportions for your interior.
Frequently asked questions
Which sizes are there?
You can choose from Mini, Medium, Large and Extra Large. That way you’ll quickly find the size that suits the spot you have in mind.
How do I choose the right size for my space?
A small statue works as a subtle accent and invites you closer, while a large piece instantly sets the tone. By filtering on size you avoid surprises and your statue comes into its own.
Can I combine different sizes?
Absolutely, different sizes side by side create a dynamic arrangement. You can also deliberately go for a single statement.
