Handmade Elephant Wall Plaque with 2 Small Elephants

This Handmade Elephant Wall Plaque is an exquisite piece featuring a majestic elephant with two smaller elephants. Carved from sustainably sourced neem wood, this detailed plaque is a beautiful representation of family and strength in African wildlife, adding a natural and elegant touch to any wall.

Bring the spirit of Africa into your home with this Handmade Elephant Wall Plaque, skillfully crafted from neem wood. The plaque features a large elephant surrounded by two smaller elephants, symbolizing family, unity, and the majestic presence of these incredible creatures.

Neem wood's natural texture and durability enhance the intricate carvings, creating a timeless piece of art that celebrates both African wildlife and craftsmanship. The Handmade Elephant Wall Plaque is a striking addition to any wall, whether displayed in your living room, hallway, or office, offering a unique and elegant connection to nature.

Each plaque is carefully hand-carved by skilled artisans, ensuring that each piece is one-of-a-kind. This beautiful wall hanging also makes a thoughtful and meaningful gift for animal lovers and those passionate about African art and culture.

Why You'll Love It:
Handmade & Hand-Carved Each plaque is uniquely crafted by skilled artisans.
Sustainable Neem Wood Known for its durability and beauty, adding character to the plaque.
Authentic African Art Represents African wildlife and supports local artisans.
Perfect for Display or Gifting A meaningful and striking wall decor piece.

Dimensions: Approximate sizes may vary slightly due to handmade nature.

Add a powerful symbol of strength and family to your space with this Handmade Elephant Wall Plaquea timeless tribute to African wildlife and craftsmanship.

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Meet the Creators: The Akamba Handcraft Co-operative

The Akamba Handcraft Industry Co-operative Society, established in 1963, is the largest wood carving cooperative in Kenya with 2,800 active members and over 7,000 non-member artisans. The co-operative is committed to preserving and promoting traditional craftsmanship, offering its members a sustainable income through their artistry.

Located in Mombasa and spanning over nine acres, the Akamba cooperative not only provides economic opportunities but also ensures the continuity of traditional crafts while incorporating modern techniques.

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