The elephant in Indian ethos occupies a significant place. Due to its enormous strength, huge form, sharp memory, and cleverness, Indians ascribe super qualities to this gigantic animal.

Indian artists have used the motif of this pachyderm profusely. Not to be left behind, the craftsmen have popularized the image of the elephant.

The tusks suddenly appear from behind the trunk and protrude further sharply. The trunk falls straight and curls inwards. In the curve at the edge, a traditional bell hangs, giving it a decorative and auspicious feel.