Karigarwala
Soapstone Elephant & Calf Sculpture (Trunk Down)
Soapstone Elephant & Calf Sculpture (Trunk Down)
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Crafted from a single piece of natural soapstone, this intricately hand-carved sculpture showcases a remarkable elephant and calf design created entirely by hand. The smaller elephant is carefully carved within the larger form, demonstrating exceptional craftsmanship passed down through generations of skilled stone artisans.
With its elegant silhouette, delicate openwork detailing, and smooth hand-finished surface, this sculpture serves as a timeless decorative accent for shelves, consoles, desks, and curated interiors. The natural character of soapstone ensures that each piece possesses its own unique variations in colour, pattern, and texture, making every sculpture one of a kind.
The elephant’s downward-facing trunk is traditionally associated with wisdom, stability, and grounded strength. Often seen as a symbol of calm confidence and enduring resilience, it reflects a sense of balance and quiet grace, making this piece as meaningful as it is decorative.
A beautiful celebration of traditional craftsmanship and enduring artistry, designed to bring warmth, character, and heritage into contemporary living spaces.
Material: Natural Soapstone
Finish: Hand-Carved Natural Soapstone Finish
Available Sizes:
- 1” (2.5 cm)
- 1.5” (3.8 cm)
- 2” (5 cm)
- 2.5” (6.35 cm)
- 4” (10 cm)
Styles:
- Fine Carving
- Open Carving
Select your preferred style and size from the options.
Features:
- Hand-carved from a single block of natural soapstone
- Intricate elephant and calf design carved within the larger form
- Traditional artisan craftsmanship
- Smooth hand-finished surface
- Natural variations make each piece unique
- Suitable for shelves, desks, consoles, and decorative displays
Care Instructions:
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and prolonged exposure to moisture. Handle with care as natural stone may chip if dropped.
Each piece is individually carved by hand. Subtle variations in colour, pattern, and detailing are a natural part of the making process and contribute to the uniqueness of every sculpture.