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Crackled Elephant-Themed Green Ceramic Oil Warmer, "The Giant's Green Palace"

Name: Crackled Elephant-Themed Green Ceramic Oil Warmer, 'The Giant's Green Palace'
Brand: NOVICA
SKU: 452351
Price: 79.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.81 (31 reviews)

Product ID: 452351

by Aunchalee Kaewduangtip (31)

Let your interiors be taken over by serene and harmonious essences thanks to an exquisite creation directly from Thailand. Aunchalee Kaewduangtip uses... more

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Let your interiors be taken over by serene and harmonious essences thanks to an exquisite creation directly from Thailand. Aunchalee Kaewduangtip uses traditional pottery techniques with masterful expertise to create this ceramic oil warmer, whose elephant shape leads to glamorous details in brown and green hues. The piece is also accented with a crackled finish and a lid, allowing it to be a refined artwork you can display anywhere.

1.21 kgs
2.7 lbs

12.5 cm H x 16.5 cm W x 10.5 cm D
4.9" H x 6.5" W x 4.1" D

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US/Imperial

Ceramic
Aromatic oils not included
Features a crackled finish
Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
Never leave a burning candle unattended
Keep away from children and pets
Tealight included
Made in Thailand
Certified and shipped by our office in Thailand
Product ID: 452351

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Aunchalee Kaewduangtip

Thailand

Thai celadon ceramics

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Dale

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Apr 01, 2024

“Lovely”

An interesting and beautifully designed cup. Good size. Unique.

Purchased Item Thai Eden in White, Crackled Finished Leafy White Ceramic Cup from Thailand

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Charles

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May 24, 2023

“My favorite cup”

This cup never fails to impress guests

Purchased Item Elephant Handle in Green, Elephant-Themed Celadon Ceramic Mug from Thailand

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Merry Wheaton

From Austin, Texas, USA

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Feb 11, 2023

“Bigger than expected but beautiful”

This cup holds closer to 14 ounces than 10, so its larger than I really wanted but its lovely. I like the contrast between the lapis blue and the rusty colored elephant. I also ordered one called Morning Elephant which is the same style but sort of deep gray-green--more subtle but also pretty. The standard gift wrap was very nicely done with rustic hand-made paper.

Purchased Item Elephant Handle in Blue, Celadon Ceramic Elephant Mug in Blue from Thailand (10 oz.)

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Meet the Artist

Aunchalee Kaewduangtip Thai celadon ceramics

(31)

"I continue working at home, crafting vases, dishes or bowls on the wheel or with the slab technique. I use leaves and flowers to create the motifs."

"I was born in Chiang Mai in 1976. When I was in junior high, schools like the one I attended focused on practicing an art or craft along with... read more