In Indonesia, the elephant is a sacred animal, and more generally, it is one of the main figures of the Hindu religion in Asia. Indeed, the animal lends its features to Ganesh, the deity of wisdom and knowledge, which is very important to the Hindus.  Buddhists also venerate the Asian elephant in their mythology. It symbolises peace and prosperity but also mental strength. Beyond its spiritual role, the Indian elephant represents about 57% of the species, and the country is home to the largest wild population in Asia. Discovered by Retour de Voyage, this silver statue of an elephant in full regalia is one of the many figures of the pachyderm in India. After a grandiloquent greeting, he invites you, like him, to start the day in your finest finery. Good to know, it is said that your elephant statue has to look over the window or the door... for better vibes