Elephant name: 3D magnet 7cm – Indigo Tattoo Artist: Chakrit Choochalerm Parade: Asia Herd Enhance your home decor with the 3D Magnet 7cm – Indigo Tattoo. This beautifully designed elephant fridge magnet captures the essence of mystical body tattoos symbolizing strength and loyalty. Measuring 7 cm, it is the perfect size to add a pop…
Elephant name: Pick & Mix Amaranth Artist: Studio Chiang Mai Meet Elephant Parade’s miniature elephants, in a stunning array of lively colours. Mix it, match it and make it distinctly yours. Choose a selection of your favourite 5cm polyresin elephants to add joy to the home. Tiny but powerful, we won’t judge if you keep…
Colourful pop art design. Made of high-quality synthetic resin. Beautiful bright colours. This giraffe has an black coloured neck. Height of this statue: 80 cm.
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.
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.
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!
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 petals overlapping like ocean waves.
The fluttering of the butterfly evokes the wind and light. When I saw the beauty, I felt incredibly happy.