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Carved Wooden Elephant Figures

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Elephant figures carved in wood, a craft that the Sri Lanka Export Development Board places in the Central and Southern Provinces. A standard Sri Lankan craft export, listed as available on request.

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Elephant figures carved from wood, a craft the Export Development Board places in the Central and Southern Provinces; timber, size and finish are agreed for each order.
Typical uses
  • Home decoration
  • Giftware and souvenir ranges
  • Ornaments for interior displays
  • Craft and lifestyle retail

Product Overview

Elephant carvings are a named wooden craft of Sri Lanka. The Export Development Board (EDB) craft sector report lists elephant carvings under wooden crafts and places the craft in the Central and Southern Provinces. EDB also lists carvings and ornaments among the wooden products exported from Sri Lanka. These are new figures of elephants carved from wood. EDB includes figurines, sculpture and ornamental products in the range of wooden craft items made in the country, and its report describes Sri Lankan crafts as largely hand-made. Typical uses are home decoration, giftware and display ornaments. Timber, size, pose and finish are agreed for each order. These carvings are listed as available on request, as a standard craft export of Sri Lanka. Packaging is available on request. Send the sizes, timber and finish, quantity, packing and destination port by email from the Contact page or the How to order page. Documents and test reports can be discussed for each order.

Request a quote for Carved Wooden Elephant Figures

Tell us the quantity, pack size and destination port you need for Carved Wooden Elephant Figures. Our export team replies by email with a written quotation.

Questions about Carved Wooden Elephant Figures

Where are wooden elephant carvings made in Sri Lanka?

The Export Development Board craft sector report places elephant carvings in the Central and Southern Provinces. That is the origin stated on this page.

Which timber are the elephants carved from?

It depends on the order. The National Crafts Council has a raw material programme that has planted teak, ebony, halmilla, ehela and mahogany for handicraft makers. The timber for your order is confirmed in the reply.

Can I order a set in several sizes?

Yes, you can ask. The Export Development Board report says artisans work to their own designs and to designs given by buyers. List the sizes and the number of each in your enquiry.

How do I ask for a quote?

Send the sizes, timber, finish, quantity, packing and destination port by email from the Contact page or the How to order page. The listing is available on request, so supply is confirmed in the reply.

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