one inch long to an enormous ten foot long. The success of Elephant House has spread to a second shop opening in Chiang Mai  Thailand, where teak elephants are very popular.  And now with the help of the world wide web, we are able to provide you with your own  personal  masterpiece,  and share a part of the Thai culture with you.

LAND OF ELEPHANT

The elephat in Asia has had a long history in Thailand.   Elephants were first brought in for work, transportation and war, and became a very important part of Thai history and lifestyle. The elephant is the most respected of all animals amoung Thai people and has served the coutry in both times of war and peace.

The elephant now the national symbol still appears on Thai Navy Flag.

In terms of religion, Thai people believe that the elephant is a holy animal and holds great importance for the King and Country.  They also believe in treating the elephant with good care, love and passion, as it will bring  GOOD LUCK and PROSPERITY.