Fountain in the shape of an elephant (larger elephant, 11 cm) where it sprays from the trunk

  • 103.82 EUR

Charming Little Bronze Fountain in the Shape of an ElephantMeet ELEFOUNTAIN, a delightful small fountain featuring an elephant spraying water from its trunk. De

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Charming Little Bronze Fountain in the Shape of an Elephant

Meet ELEFOUNTAIN, a delightful small fountain featuring an elephant spraying water from its trunk. Designed for relatively small bowls and paired with our smallest pump, this beautifully sculpted elephant is entirely handcrafted in bronze.

Dimensions:

  • Length: 11 cm
  • Height: 11 cm
  • Width: 6 cm

This fountain also comes in a smaller version—check the images below. Don’t miss the chance to see Elefountain in action in our short YouTube clip.

The Elephant: Symbolism Across Cultures

The elephant holds profound cultural and spiritual significance in several Asian countries, including Thailand, India, and China. Here’s a brief overview of the elephant’s symbolic value in these nations:

Thailand

In Thailand, the elephant is a revered animal, historically tied to royalty and its role in warfare. The white elephant, in particular, is considered sacred and associated with royal power and prosperity. Elephants are symbols of good luck and fortune and play a prominent role in ceremonies and festivals. They are also believed to bring rain and ensure bountiful harvests.

India

In India, elephants are deeply embedded in religious and cultural traditions, most notably through Ganesha, the elephant-headed god in Hinduism. Ganesha, the god of wisdom, success, and remover of obstacles, is worshiped across the country. Elephants feature prominently in religious festivals and processions, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and responsibility.

China

In China, elephants represent wisdom, strength, and a calm, majestic dignity. In Chinese mythology and folklore, elephants are seen as benevolent beings that bring good fortune and longevity. Though not as central to Chinese culture as in India or Thailand, elephants are often used in art and traditional decor as symbols of peace and prosperity.

A Multifaceted Symbol

The elephant plays a rich and varied role in the cultural and spiritual life of these nations, with its presence and significance crossing historical, religious, and social boundaries. Owning a piece like Elefountain not only adds charm to your space but also connects you to the deep symbolism and cultural heritage of this majestic animal.