elephant ornaments

Inject a festive and whimsical vibe into your Christmas decor with an endearing gift set from India curated by the NOVICA team showcasing adorable elephants in the form of lovely holiday decorations. A cute stocking is crafted from wool felt, boasting a jovial pachyderm applique accent on an ivory background, cotton embroidery details and a pompom loop that allows you to place it seamlessly above the fireplace. Equipped with a convenient storage pouch, four charming cerulean elephant ornaments are fashioned from wool felt and adorned with colorful beads and sequins beautifully complemented by traditional zardozi embroidery created with zari threads, the same material used for the shimmering cords for easy hanging. Finally, an assortment of six wooden royal elephant ornaments is skillfully carved and painted by hand in meticulous detail, complete with tasseled zari cords for effortless display.

In grey and gold, intricate floral motifs are diligently painted by hand onto the surface of this adorable baby elephant. India's Mohammad Hussain Baba presents this sculpture, which is crafted from papier mache over weeping willow wood in the traditional style of Kashmiri handicrafts. Green and orange floral circles decorate the elephant's sides and back.

Rampant ivy flourishes with style transforming this jewelry box into sublime handcrafted artistry. Carving with elegant finesse, M. Ayub creates this extraordinary jewelry box from Kashmiri walnut wood. The box opens up to two compartments lined with soft velvet, and a smaller one is featured for rings. The box features a secret locking mechanism and can be opened by sliding the lower front panel of the box to the right side.

Splendid black elephants parade across a composition by Devendra Kumar Jha. Working freehand in the Madhubani style, he achieves stunning detail and symmetry in this beautiful folk art painting. The pachyderms all wear exquisite headgear and silks, as was the tradition in ancient India. Elephants are widely respected in India for their intelligence and are revered by many. Originating in northern Bihar, Madhubani painting was once used to decorate the floors and walls of homes. Life in harmony with nature is a popular theme for this art style.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique. Colors and motifs may vary slightly from that pictured.

The regal aura of these elephants arrives from distant Indian lands to add a touch of traditional glamour to your interiors. Crafted and ornamented by Tulsi Dass in the fashion of the ancient royal parades, these two brass sculptures depict these wise giants in all their divine beauty, enriched by a golden-toned hue and colorful beads shining with grace and elegance.

Smiling fish frolic in the clear waters of a pond where a young elephant goes to drink. The pachyderm pauses to watch his finny friends in this delightful Madhubani painting. Originating in northern Bihar, Madhubani painting was once used to decorate the floors and walls of homes. Life in harmony with nature is a popular theme for this art style. Devendra Kumar Jha draws the intricate images freehand on homemade paper.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique. Colors and motifs may vary slightly from that pictured.

Gracious and adorable elephants will accompany you on these Christmas days, adding a unique charm to your interiors. Crafted in the distant lands of India, Rajesh Gehlot's red and green tree skirt features an exquisite wool felt design that combines the traditional holiday day theme with the region's celebrations, all represented by the cute elephants around the piece.

Rama is the protagonist in the Hindu epic poem, Ramayana, or "Romance of Rama." Originally written in Sanskrit, it tells the story of Rama, the seventh incarnation of the god Vishnu, who eventually wins the hand of Sita in marriage. Displaced as rightful heir to his father's throne, Rama goes into exile with Sita and his brother Lakshmana but, while in exile in the forest, Sita is abducted by Rahwana, the lust-driven ogre king. Aided by the monkey general Hanuman, Rama searches for Sita and slays Rahwana, rescuing his wife. After his success, he soon returns to his rightful place as king.

Working in the traditional Madhubani style, Devender Kumar Jha depicts people of the kingdom rejoicing as Rama returns triumphant to Ayodya. Elephants and cows join the victory celebrations. Originating in northern Bihar, Madhubani painting was once used to decorate the floors and walls of homes.

As each painting is an individual creation, each is unique. Colors and motifs may vary slightly from that pictured.