ART DECORATION ELEPHANT PARADE AMANSARA

Amansara Elephant Parade
Size: (Cm) H.20
Occasion: Designer Gifts, Lucky Charm Gifts
Material: Resin
Color: blue, pink
Collection: Elephants
Brand: Elephant Parade
Special notes: This item is hand painted, so each design is unique. Variations in color, design, tone, small imperfections and irregularities are a specific characteristic of the product, and testify to its artisanal manufacturing.

Personalization: If you want to make the gift more special, choose to have it personalized by our craftsmen by engraving initials, a name, a date. The personalization will be made on a small coat of arms that will be applied in the position deemed most appropriate for its holding.

Amansara Elephant. An Elephant Parade item hand painted by artist Kesorn Mueanpang and used in the “Hong Kong 2014” parade.

For the design of this work the artist was inspired by the walls of Indian temples, which mix the beautiful style of Indian painting and the teachings of Buddhism using the lotus as a symbol.

Elephant Parade will be the ideal gift for animal lovers and for those who feel and have a contact with Mother Nature and her creatures is important. It will certainly be a gift appreciated by environmentalists and those who love to do charity. A furnishing accessory that will simply drive art lovers, collectors and admirers of artisanal art crazy. A splendid gift that will make you part of an important project and will allow you to wish good luck to the recipient of the gift.

The elephant is an animal with a strong symbolic meaning to which countless qualities are attributed, including: strength, royal power, dignity, patience, wisdom, longevity, happiness and memory. In fact, it is said that "An elephant never forgets"; in addition to being one of the symbols par excellence of good luck. In the West, the elephant is considered a symbol of good luck, as long as its trunk is raised, but in the beliefs of Eastern peoples, the elephant holds it in that position only when it is nervous, angry or feels in danger; for this reason, Elephant Parade has decided to depict it mainly when it is happy and relaxed.