Silver Elephant Limited Edition – Hand-Plated with 925 Silver & Austrian Crystals by Keren Kopal

This exquisite piece is part of the Elephants Trinket Box Series from the Keren Kopal collection, beautifully capturing the essence of these magnificent animals. Combining historical and artistic significance with modern craftsmanship and design, this series stands out as a collector’s dream.

Limited Edition 1 of 250

Dimensions:

• Centimeters: H 14.3 x W 9.1 x L 17
• Inches: H 5.62 x W 3.58 x L 6.7

Key Features:

• Handmade by renowned artist Keren Kopal
• Plated with 925 Silver for a luxurious finish
• Each crystal is meticulously handpicked and artistically placed
• Secure magnetic fastener for safe storage
• Shipped in an elegant black box for a premium unboxing experience
• Hand-painted using a unique enamel technique, inlaid with Austrian crystals

Elephants in Art

Elephants have been significant subjects in art across various cultures and time periods. Their majestic presence and symbolic meanings have inspired artists to depict them in numerous forms, from ancient carvings and paintings to modern sculptures and decorative items like those in the Keren Kopal collection. The intricate designs and luxurious materials used in these trinket boxes reflect the high regard and admiration for elephants in the art world.

Elephants in History

Historically, elephants have played crucial roles in various civilizations. In ancient India, they were revered and used in warfare, ceremonies, and as symbols of power and wisdom. The famous war elephants of Hannibal during the Punic Wars are another example of their historical significance. In Southeast Asia, elephants have been integral to logging and transportation, showcasing their strength and utility.

Symbolism and Meanings of Elephants in Different Cultures and Religions

• Hinduism: Revered as a sacred animal, primarily associated with the god Ganesha, who has the head of an elephant. Elephants also symbolize royalty and divinity.
• Buddhism: A symbol of mental strength and enlightenment. The white elephant represents purity and the birth of the Buddha.
• African Cultures: Symbols of strength, power, and leadership. Often associated with chiefs or kings, embodying qualities such as wisdom, patience, and longevity.
• Chinese Culture: Elephants symbolize good luck, prosperity, and longevity. Often used in feng shui practices to attract positive energy.
• Western Symbolism: Symbols of intelligence, memory, and loyalty. Also represent conservation and the fight against poaching.

The Keren Kopal elephant trinket boxes encapsulate these rich cultural significances, making them not just decorative items but also symbols of the diverse meanings attributed to elephants across the world.