SIX TUSKED ELEPHANT is a nanmu wood sculpture depicting a six-tusked elephant, an animal considered to be the embodiment of the Bodhisattva, particularly Samantabhadra. The work is lively and realistic: the elephant raises its trunk and legs, with a lively and dynamic expression, while its entire body is covered with an auspicious cloud pattern.
Product material: gilded nanmu wood
Product colour: brown
Place of production: Leshan, Sichuan Province