Tall marble elephant home decor statues for sale OLA-A058
Professionally design and customize various elephant statues, elephant statue pictures, elephant statue prices, elephant sculptures, stone elephants, etc. 1. Material: Natural marble/stone material . 2. Size: Custom made depends on your preference. 3. Color: All is natural stone color, will not fade lifetime outdoor. 4. Surface Treatment: High polish/ Matt. 5. Package: Strong Wooden Cases Outside, Soft plastic foam inside. 6. MOQ: 1 pc. 7. Services: Professional Door -Door delivery. 8. Advantage: Installation on-site in your country. 9. After-sales service: New accessories provide lifetime. 10. Guarantee: If any damage before installation, we all can make a new piece.
Tall marble elephant home decor statues for sale.
Walking into Thailand is like walking into a country of elephants. In Thailand’s tourist attractions, people like to wear T-shirts with elephant motifs; at night markets, wood-carved elephants, elephant leather goods, and handbags and cushions with elephant motifs are the most popular among tourists. If you want to drink authentic Thai beer, just say “Chang” (Thai, meaning “elephant”), and the store will give you a sweet and mellow elephant brand beer. In Chiang Mai, a Thai girl gave the author a painting of hers: a baby elephant and a panda embracing each other in their arms to symbolize the friendship between Thailand and China.
Elephants are related to Buddhism and are the protagonists in many Buddhist stories and legends. Elephants are also heroes who have experienced many battles in Thai history. Like ancient Chinese generals riding war horses and charging into battle, most ancient Thai warriors rode elephants on the battlefield. Legend has it that in history, there were 2,000 well-trained war elephants in the Royal Thai Army, and even the king rode elephants on tour. A three-meter-high imperial elephant platform on display at the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand, was specially set up for the king to ride elephants. Several famous battles in Southeast Asian history were also related to elephants. A Thai historian once said: If there were no elephants, Thai history might have to be rewritten.
The symbolic meaning of elephants: For thousands of years, people have forged an indissoluble bond with elephants. People love and worship elephants. People even made elephant home decor of various materials to dress up their living room and garden. Our factory has a variety of animal sculptures for you to choose from. If you want to buy this statue, please contact us.
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