This is one of the ten benevolent elephants in the Prom-Pong clan found in Trai-Bhum-Phra-Ruang, a Thai Buddhist epic. This elephant is named Hem, “golden” in Thai, due to the brilliant color of its body. Its radiance represents accomplishment that shines bright like a vivid sunlight. Hem-Hud-Tee brings success both in education and business.

Elephants are a sacred symbol of royal power in Thailand. In the past, when discovered, they would be offered to the King to honor him. So accordingly, you can honor the special people in your lives by giving them this little piece of Thailand in a postcard.

The Himmapan Postcard & Cut-out Statue is a set of Eco design postcards that can be easily cut and folded into little elephant statues that you can send to any part of the world. Made from recycled material, it comes in four different elephant designs that bring their recipients felicity, tenacity, longevity and prosperity. They come in these adorable vibrant colors that people of any age are sure to love.