African Animal Statues

Elephant Happily Trumpeting - such a happy look on the face of this elephant. Has it just found a lost child? or water? what is causing the happiness? The elephant is able to have very realistic wrinkles in it's skin due to the resin core. After designed, the elephant is electroplated with bronze for a lasting finish. All the legs appear to be in movement and the tail has swished to the side. Big belly shows this elephant is well fed! Customization possible. Elephants are the largest living…

Standing a foot high, this elephant statue is an expression of happiness and joy. It's raised trunk is the international sign of luck. Doesn't this elephant look happy? The core of the elephant is made of resin. It is then electroplated in bronze for a lasting finish. By using resin, the sculptor is able to show lots of wrinkles and flared ears. Personalization is possible with a plaque.  Elephants are the largest living terrestrial animals. African bush elephants are the largest species,…

Beautifully crafted in the USA, this bronze elephant has lots of detail. Wrinkles in its skin, long tusks, floppy ears, walking. The sculptor was able to instill a lot of what an elephant is in this bronze statue. With it's trunk raised, this elephant is thought to be a symbol of luck.  Did you know the trunk is formed from the upper lip and nose? Even though elephants inhabited much of Africa, today they are mostly in protected areas. Thankfully 37 African countries have such places. Bring…

Elephants are a favorite animal of many. These 16,000 lb animals do not kill to eat - since they are vegetarians. One thinks of most elephants as peaceful herd animals...unlike wolves who form a pack to kill. This beautiful bronze strupture of an elephant has long tusks. There are wrinkles in the skin which are common with elephants. The raised trunk is thought by many to bring luck. You can practically hear this elephant trumpet. The ears are fanned as the elephant moves along. Did you know…

With a bronze finish, this Giraffe Bust mimics the irregular pattern of the giraffe's skin quite realistically. the giraffe has a pensive look - perhaps, thinking about life? At 9 inches in height the Giraffe Bust has a regal look. The head has realistic looking eyes, nose, horns and ears. Well done! You can easily personalize this giraffe with a plaque on the base. Base measures 3 inch square x 2 inch H. Maximum size of plaque is 2-1/2 L x 1-1/2 H. Did you know an adult male giraffe can be…

Gorilla Bust has a bronze finish and stands 9" High. This Gorilla Bust has a happy smile. Did you know that gorillas have 95-99% of the DNA of humans? The first gorilla is dated 7 million years ago. It is the largest living primate. It is primarily a ground dwelling animal that does knuckle walking. That goodness we don't walk on our knuckles! Wall Street Gifts offers many animal busts. You could create quite a nice collection of them. Many are 8-9 inches high and have a bronze finish. The…

Looks like this leopard has found a high place to stand so he can survey the area around him. Leopards only eat meat, no veggies, so they need to find prey.  Leopard on Lookout Statue is made of resin and then hand painted to create this very realistic looking leopard with all his spots. Did you know that leopards prefer to hunt in the night? Each leopard has its own specified hunting territory. It is marked with their claws and urine. Leopards prefer to hunt in THEIR territory and not invade…

Do you know what the spots on a leopard are called? They're called “rosettes” because their shape is similar to that of a rose.  Leopards have distinctive calls. When a male wants to make another leopard aware of his presence, he’ll make a hoarse, raspy cough. They will growl when angry and, like domestic cats, purr when happy and relaxed.  Purr??? Made in the USA. Yes, this bronze leopard statue is made in the Mid-West. Their design, their creation. If the leopard is not in…

A lovable pair - a Mom & Baby Lion - are the feature of this statue. It is made of resin, then hand painted. Very realistic colors on this pair.  Did you know that baby lions are born blind? Their eyes are closed. The eyes do not open for 2-3 weeks. The lioness creates a "nest" to give birth, away from the pride. She does not introduce her babies to the pride under they are 3 months old. In this statue the baby is tucked next to the mom as they walk together.

One of the most realistic lion statues we have. It is made of resin and has been hand painted with the finest detail.  The male lion is strutting. Gorgeous mane, with the various colors showing his maturity. His tail is raised. You can even see the dark spots on his chin where his whiskers grow. Looking very confident this male lion is probably circling "his" territory - to make certain no other male intrudes. As the male is on boundary patrol, the females will be catching him dinner. Did…