Feng Shui Elephant Head Wall Mount with Chrome Plated Gold Tooth – Buddha Elephant Wall Hanging Statue – Sipiritual Farmhouse Home Decor
Name of the Artwork: Feng Shui Elephant
Materials: Resin and Marble Powder.
Dimensions: 15.7” X 17.7” 40cm X 45cm
Edition: 1/10
Certification: Yes
Details: Elephant Sculpture wall hanging is the new adding to my 2023 home decor Art Collection. It has realistic acrylic & oil painted technique with golden golden plated tooth to give the statue luxurious definition. Can be prepared in any color that you think is the best fit into your home or office design.
The elephant figurine holds an important place in Hindu mythology and is often used in home décor, to symbolise power, integrity and strength. Ganesha is the elephant-headed God, who bestows blessings and clears obstacles. Elephants have also been associated Gautama Buddha. Keeping Elephant figurines are known to remove obstacles. The magnificent elephant vehicle of Goddesses Lakshmi and Lord Indra represents divine knowledge and royal power. The elephant figure has its own importance, according to Feng Shui, as well as Vastu Shastra. Elephants, in Feng Shui, symbolise power, wisdom, good luck and fertility. People often include statues and paintings of elephants, to bring positivity to a home.






















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