Airavat Elephant Head Wall Art - Hand-Painted Wooden

In Hindu mythology, Airavat is no ordinary elephant — he's the pure white, multi-tusked elephant who emerged from the churning of the cosmic ocean and became the mount of Indra, king of the gods. This wall sculpture draws on that celestial lineage, painted in white with dense, colourful traditional patterning across the face and trunk in place of Airavat's mythical multiple tusks and heads.

The design stays close to Indian folk-art tradition — the kind of intricate, colourful ornamentation you'd find in henna or festival decoration, hand-painted in layers across solid carved wood. It's a piece rooted specifically in Indian mythology, built to carry a story rather than pure pattern.

Given Airavat's association with royalty and celestial protection, this is a piece often chosen for entryways — a symbolic guardian at the threshold — or as a gift with real mythological weight behind it, rather than a purely decorative animal head.

Material: Solid Wood, hand-painted
Dimensions: 15 inches height x 15 inches width (ear to ear)
Care: Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Airavat in Hindu mythology?
Airavat is the celestial white elephant that emerged from the churning of the ocean and became the mount of Indra, king of the gods.

Is this piece hand-painted?
Yes, fully hand-painted by our artists on solid wood.

How is it mounted?
It comes with wall-mounting hardware fitted at the back.

Is this suitable for an entryway?
Yes, given Airavat's association with protection and royalty, it's a popular choice for entryways and living rooms.

What size wall space does it need?
It measures 15 inches ear to ear, suitable for most feature walls.

How do I keep the paintwork from fading?
Avoid direct sunlight and clean only with a dry cloth.