Lenox Smithsonian Institution Fine Porcelain African Elephant Calf 1991

Add a touch of wilderness to your collection with this exquisite Lenox Smithsonian Institution Fine Porcelain African Elephant Calf figurine. Crafted from high-quality porcelain, it features intricate detailing and lifelike features that make it a must-have for any elephant or wildlife enthusiast. Made by skilled artisans, this figurine is perfect for display and will complement any décor. The elephant calf is in excellent condition, free from any chips or cracks, and ready to be added to your collection. Approximately 5.5"x4"x6" Elephants are considered sacred animals and have many symbolic meanings across cultures. They are often associated with good fortune, health, happiness, and spiritual wellbeing. Elephants are also known to be strong, nurturing, loyal, determined, and protective. In some Asian cultures, elephants are believed to be cosmic creatures that carry the world on their backs. In other cultures, elephants are seen as earthly animals with a connection to divinity. India: Elephants symbolize royalty, divinity, vitality, and rainfall Africa: Elephants symbolize royalty, sovereignty, tribal wisdom, and victory China: Elephants symbolize wisdom, good luck, fertility, and strength in relationships Korea: Elephants signify good luck and prosperity Cambodia: Elephant statues are seen everywhere for protection and good fortune Puerto Rico: Statues of elephants are associated with good luck