In Thailand, the elephant is a mascot.
A symbol representing wisdom and wealth.
In Thailand, it is most commonly used to fulfill vows.
Furthermore, he is the mount and guardian of the Four-Faced God.
Therefore, people often equate elephants with the Four-Faced God.
In fact, Thais use elephants to fulfill vows not only for the Four-Faced Buddha.
All deities and Buddhas can see the traces of the elephants making vows.
In Thailand, using elephants as a token of gratitude is a very respectful and significant gift.
Thais traditionally give elephants in pairs as a symbol of good fortune.
It can be placed next to the altar, which also symbolizes bringing wealth and wisdom.
Wooden elephant carvings (painted elephants and golden elephants symbolizing wealth) are handmade.
Therefore, each one is unique. Every style will be slightly different.
Thai handmade goods may have some glue marks from the handcrafting process.
Each glitter or color will be different.
