Tall and Large Outdoor Garden Bronze Indian Elephant Statue

Elephant sculptures have always had auspicious connotations

Elephant statues occupy an important place in Hindu mythology and are often decor used in homes as symbols of power, integrity, and strength. According to feng shui and the Vastu Shastra, the image of the elephant has its own importance. People often include statues and paintings of elephants in their works to have a positive impact on their families. Elephant sculptures can not only bring you more good luck but also make a great decoration. The elephant represents auspiciousness, there are mountains and water meanings. In Buddhism, many people like to use the elephant to represent good luck. And large elephant statues are mighty animals in a business that can make people’s careers thrive. Elephants can also increase popularity. It is a mascot. Put the large Indian elephant statues in the home, it is to take elephant shape such as a mountain, in order to give oneself increase backer, increase luck. To help your career prospects. The elephant is a powerful animal, is also a kind of gentle animal. Elephant sculpture is also used as a kind of mascot by people. If you want to add a lucky elephant statue to your home, check out our large Indian elephant statue. We have many types of elephant sculptures on our home page.

mother and baby Indian elephant statue

India was the first country to tame Indian elephants

India was the first country to tame the Indian elephant, beginning around 3500 BC. Domesticated elephants have many uses. Due to the slow breeding cycle of elephants, it is difficult to keep up with the demand in captivity, and a significant number of domestic elephants are directly domesticated by wild elephants. The wild elephant that has just been captured is so wild that it will not allow people to approach it and will not eat what people give it. Then people lock it to a tree. Later, driven by hunger, the captive Indian elephant will begin to eat, and the wildness gradually diminishes. During this time, the mahout stays with the elephant day and night, caring for it, nurturing it, giving it some training, and sometimes punishment. Initial domestication takes about a month for young elephants and two months for adults. Indian elephants should be trained with both the carrot and the stick. Indian elephant sculptures are also very popular nowadays. Because elephants have always had auspicious connotations, many people like to put a statue of an Indian elephant in their homes or gardens for more luck. Take a look at our bronze Indian elephant statues, arrange them in your garden to make your garden look more like nature. We also have many other elephant statues on our home page. If you are interested in it, welcome to contact us.

elephant family sculpture