African Animal Statues

Antelope's roam the plains of Africa as well as other areas There are 91 antelope species, 30 of which reside in Africa.

This antelope bust has awesome horns. It is quite impressive measuring 10 inches high. The coat, the nostrils as well as the horns have great texture. The bust is on a base that can easily be customized.

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Great skin! Yes, the sculptor of this rhino statue did a great job with the skin. Looks so realistic.

The two horns are good too. Besides their size, rhinoceros have good defense with those large horns. Their diet is grass and leaves which proves being a vegetarian doesn't make you skinney...takes a little more than that.

Did you know that a rhino has poor vision and depends on smell? By smelling poo and urine, the rhino can tell which rhinos are in the area. Sounds weird.

You wouldn't wonder why a Navy Seal Team might be called "the panthers"...this stealth animal is nocturnal as it hunts for its next meal. This cat of the night is all black...it is perhaps our most "stealth" of animals.

The Black Panther statue is made of resin, then hand painted. The cat is standing on a log as it surveys the area around it. There are thought to only be about 250,000 black panthers on Earth.

Did you know the panther is an amazing swimmer and can climb trees up to 20 feet? Very powerful cat.

Did you know that in a lifetime an alligator will have between 2,000 and 3,000 teeth....about 80 at one time?

This crystal alligator though small has a ferocius look. It is made in USA by an artisan. It's amazing at all the detail on a creature that is just over 4 inches long. An awesome alligator.

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A solid bronze Cheetah that is made in the USA!

The Cheetah is known for it's speed and this sculpture shows a cheetah running. Both rear feet are off the ground. The Cheetah's tail is flying straight behind it as it runs. You see muscles and the face of the cheetah in this well sculpted cheetah. Personalization possible.

A work of art.

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With it's trunk raised in the symbol of luck, this elephant statue has a joyful look on it's face. It's a small elephant statue only measuring 4 inches long...but it does a good job of showing luck.

Made of resin and then eletroplated with a lasting bronze finish the wrinkles in the skin of the elephant give it a realistic look. The oval shaped wooden base is 3-1/2 inches long.

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Let's Make Noise! Elephant statue shows an elephant with truck raised and curled back. Tusks are aimed forward and mouth is open. Bet, there's a bunch of noise happening! The ears are flared and elephant isi moving forward....an unhappy elephant. The wrinkles on the skin, ears and trunk are very realistic. This is possible because of the resin core which has been electroplated with bronze for a lasting finish. Customization possible.

Elephants communicate by touch, sight, smell, and sound; elephants ise infrasound and seismic communication over long distances. Hard to believe 10-20 miles for seismic!

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A beautiful gold color....this elephant statue is quite elegant. It's trunk is raised in the standard elephant pose of luck. Thus, we have named this the Lucky Golden Elephant. 

And the elephant is BIG. Practically 15 inches high. If you want luck, perhaps, you need this golden elephant.

Made of resin and hand painted. Weight of elephant is 3 lbs.

Did you know that elephants can communicate long distances by foot stomping which create a low-frequency rumble that generates seismic waves in the ground that can travel nearly 20 miles? The sensitive skin in an elephant’s trunk and feet helps them to pick up the message.

This elephant looks like a gorgeous wood sculpture! But, it's not really wood. It's made of resin, hand painted. 

At 15 inches in size, it is an amazing price for such a large elephant statue that looks so good. The elephant's trunk is raised to its forward - so it's wishing you lots of luck (if the lucky elephant tale is true.) Notice the two white tusks. The ears look smaller so this would be an Asian elephant.