Porcelain Elephant Glazed Cream Tan Beige Knick Knack Japan

This cute little guy is waiting for his forever home. Before you purchase him, you should know a few things about the elephant. Taking this in mind, he would make a nice gift or maybe add meaning to your decor or in a special place in your home or office. Elephants are a sacred symbol in many cultures and religions, and their symbolism varies across cultures: Strength and wisdom Elephants are often seen as symbols of strength and wisdom, and their commanding presence and thoughtful demeanor make them a universal icon of positive energy. Luck and prosperity Elephants are symbols of luck and prosperity, and are believed to use their strength to remove obstacles and negative forces. Loyalty and fertility Elephants are sacred symbols in Hindu and Buddhist religions, representing loyalty, power, wisdom, and fertility. Water and rainfall Elephants are associated with water and rainfalls, and the shape, size, and color of their bodies are said to be symbols of clouds. Cosmic creatures Some Asian cultures believe that the elephant is a cosmic creature that carries the world on its back. Earthly animals Other cultures see the elephant as an earthly animal, but one with a connection to divinity and ancient knowledge. Mental health A blue elephant can symbolize a safe space to talk about mental illness, and can show that you care about the wellness of others.