hand carved

Artisan Suresh Pant of India transforms wood he finds on walks in the jungle into beautiful sculpture. Inspired by the natural shape of this piece of khair wood, the artisan portrays three friends basking in the warmth of the morning sun and each other's company. "I remember spending time in the morning hours chatting with friends in the hillock of my village. When I saw this piece, it immediately took me back to those days," says the artisan.

These regal soapstone elephants stand as majestic testaments to ancient Indian artistry, their surfaces transformed into breathtaking canvases of ornate patterns and intricate jali, or openwork, that allows light to dance through their carefully carved hollows. Each figurine in this magnificent trio reveals a delightful surprise: smaller elephants nestled within their larger counterparts, creating a mesmerizing dimensional effect that captures the imagination. Gulam Rasool transforms ordinary stone into extraordinary sculptures depicting these noble creatures that bring their dignified presence and exotic charm to your home.

Designed by Indian artisan Sajad, this strikingly beautiful pair of elephant sculptures---featuring a mother elephant and her child--will enhance the decor of any room. Each sculpture is carved from weeping willow wood, covered in papier-mâché, and buffed to a smooth finish. Oil paints in magnificent hues of deep green and peach cover each sculpture with a glossy, floral robe.

Designed by Indian artisan Sajad, this strikingly beautiful set of elephant sculptures — featuring a mother elephant and her child — will enhance the decor of any room. Each sculpture is carved from weeping willow wood, covered in papier-maché, and buffed to a smooth finish. Oil paints in magnificent gold and blue cover each black sculpture with a glossy, floral robe.

Designed by Indian artisan Sajad, this strikingly beautiful pair of elephant sculptures will enhance the decor of any room. A mother and a child elephant are carved from weeping willow wood, covered in papier-mâché, and buffed to a smooth finish. Oil paints in magnificent golden hues cover the regal elephant with a robe of chinar leaves.