No matter if it's a wooden eagle, a wooden statue or a wooden elephant - there are really fine things from far away Asia

Meticulous mini-work, attention to detail and a keen eye - this is how the online dating profile of our talented carvers from Thailand and Indonesia could look like. Because these artists manage to create a true masterpiece each time out of a piece of wood or stone.

For example, in days of detailed work, a wonderful wooden eagle, whose facial expression suggests that it is a stuffed specimen, and even the detailed plumage emphasizes this impression.
Whether wooden eagle or wooden elephant, all of our statues and busts are usually made from only one piece of solid wood and implemented with attention to detail. Each one is unique in its shape, color and grain, and you can be sure that your neighbor can not just shuffle into the nearest store and come home with a wooden eagle that looks remotely like yours.

A wooden elephant as a lucky symbol - the right gift idea for all situations.

Did you know that elephants in Asia, especially in Thailand are considered lucky symbol? No? Then you know it now :)
But here comes the trick: that does not count for all the elephants, because only the elephants, which raise the trunk, also go by the genuine Asians as a lucky charm. With this expertise in the background, choosing a gift for the next wedding, birthday, divorce, or whatever, is just a whole lot easier. Give a little elephant as a lucky charm (think of it: trunk up!), As a sign of an extremely good memory or a particularly thick skin and come with your newly acquired expertise directly into the conversation.

Not sure if the wood elephant is the right gift?

No problem! Then just have a look at our furniture store in Zschopau near Chemnitz and together with you we will search for the right wooden elephant, the best-looking wooden eagle or a wooden statue that we have in abundance.
You can find all information about our shop in Zschopau on our "About Us" pages.

We at Kinaree are looking forward to your visit!