雕像 - Southeast Asian & Indian Elephant theme Figurines collection (8) - 木, 黄铜色, 树脂

1. Painted Ceremonial Elephant (Far Left, Back Row)
Title: India - Hand-Carved & Painted Wooden Ceremonial Howdah Elephant (c. 1970–1990)

Material: Hand-carved wood with hand-painted polychrome lacquer and enamel finish.

Origin: India (Rajasthan or Kerala regional craft tradition).

Circa: Mid-to-late 20th Century (c. 1970s–1990s).

Artistic Style: Traditional Indian Folk Art / Howdah Processional Elephant. Features ceremonial head adornments (nettipattam style) and a decorative caparison (saddle cloth).

2. Small Black/Dark Elephant (Front Left)
Title: South Asia - Hand-Carved Ebony Wood Miniature Elephant Figurine (c. 1980–2000)

Material: Dense carved ebony accent-dark resin.

Origin: South Asia (India / Sri Lanka) or East Asia.

Circa: Late 20th Century (c. 1980s–2000s).

Artistic Style: Miniature Folk Art carving with raised trunk detail and textured ear accents.

3. Left Verdigris / Patinated Elephant (Center-Left, Middle Row)
Title: Thailand - Patinated Bronze Royal Ceremonial Chang Suek Elephant (c. 1980–2000)

Material: Cast metal (bronze) with an antiqued green verdigris patina and cold-gilded/brass embossed headwear.

Origin: Thailand or Laos / Myanmar.

Circa: Late 20th Century (c. 1980s–2000s).

Artistic Style: Southeast Asian / Thai Royal Ceremonial Style (Chang Suek) with trunk curling forward.

4. Right Verdigris / Patinated Elephant (Center-Right, Middle Row)
Title: Thailand - Patinated Bronze Royal Ceremonial Chang Suek Elephant (c. 1980–2000)

Material: Cast metal (bronze) with an antiqued green verdigris patina and cold-gilded/brass embossed headwear.

Origin: Thailand or Laos / Myanmar.

Circa: Late 20th Century (c. 1980s–2000s).

Artistic Style: Southeast Asian / Thai Royal Ceremonial Style (Chang Suek), forming a facing pair with the adjacent bronze elephant.

5. Small Brown Carved Elephant (Front Center)
Title: Sri Lanka - Hand-Carved Teak Wood Elephant Calf Figurine (c. 1970–2000)

Material: Solid carved hardwood (teak, rosewood, or albizia wood).

Origin: Sri Lanka or Thailand / East Africa.

Circa: Mid-to-late 20th Century (c. 1970s–2000s).

Artistic Style: Naturalistic Folk Woodcarving depicting a young elephant calf with a smooth body finish.

6. Carved Relief Plaque (Background Center)
Title: Sri Lanka - High-Relief Elephant Jungle Scene Wall Plaque (c. 1980–2000)

Material: Molded resin, composite alabaster, or carved soft stone/wood.

Origin: Sri Lanka (inscribed "Sri Lanka" along the upper right edge).

Circa: Late 20th Century (c. 1980s–2000s).

Artistic Style: High-relief souvenir plaque depicting Sri Lankan elephants (Elephas maximus maximus) amidst tropical forest foliage.

7. Dark Carved Elephant with Saddle Cavity (Far Right, Back Row)
Title: Thailand - Hand-Carved Teak Wood Elephant Stand & Incense Holder (c. 1960–1980)

Material: Hand-carved hardwood (teak or rosewood) with a dark stain or natural wax patina.

Origin: Thailand or India.

Circa: Mid-to-late 20th Century (c. 1960s–1980s).

Artistic Style: South/Southeast Asian carved wood folk art, fitted with a top recess/cavity (commonly intended for an incense burner, candle holder, or small stand).

8. Natural Wood Carved Elephant (Front Right)
Title: Sri Lanka - Hand-Carved Hardwood Naturalist Elephant Figurine (c. 1970–1990)

Material: Hand-carved natural hardwood (teak or albizia wood) with visible grain texture.

Origin: Sri Lanka or Thailand.

Circa: Mid-to-late 20th Century (c. 1970s–1990s).

Artistic Style: Realist/Folk Woodcarving showcasing naturalistic anatomy, trunk posture, and ear shape without decorative armor or saddles.

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