THE DURBAR PAIR climber1 May be mounted on base

May be mounted on base or platform (verify mounting method with supplier)

What happens when you place it: Guests pause

The human form has challenged sculptors for millennia

Note: Rock base shown in product images is for photography only and not included

The craft: Hand-finished resin construction with matte neutral coating

THE DURBAR PAIR climber1 May be mounted on baseIn the royal courts of South Asia, an elephant with its trunk raised was not decoration. It was a statement of arrival. Caparisoned elephants dressed in ornate ceremonial blankets for processions, coronations, and state occasions were the most deliberate visual declaration a court could make. The trunk raised upward was the posture of honor, of abundance announced rather than concealed. The Durbar Pair borrows that posture and that ornament directly.