Indian Traditional Five Elephant Hanging Layer Door Hanging, Wall Decorative

So beautiful and adorable. Well made and I’m very happy.

These are just adorable, they're much larger than I thought and I am pleasantly surprised. Each elephant is about 1" thick, fully stuffed (with whatever they use for stuffing...) And is approximately 3" from the longest points (tip of trunk to hind foot). The bell is very quiet, itdoesnt ring very easily, but I am okay with that, since its on my bedroom door. You have to really shake the rtand to get a tiny ring. So, if I hear it chime in the middle of the night, I might be a bit concerned! haha :-) It is a cute sound when it does chime, but dont expect to hear it with the shut of a door. I also love that the materials are patterned, as oppose to a solid color. The details are really impressive. The pompoms make it even cutier! I saw a fee people complaining that they were mashed... Hmm... I just fluffed each one with my fingertips and... They're fine? They're pompoms. They fluff real easy :-) I would buy again/recommend this seller, should I ever need another strand, or meet someone else who wants one. Beautiful work!

I bought this for myself because I collect everything elephant! These were inexpensive and they are just lovely. I never saw anything with elephants of this nature and love it. The colors are vibrant and the product is light weight and looks frear hanging from my tall lamp. Would make a lovely gift.

Ordered 6 of these to give it as a return gift for an Indian theme party and everyone called or messaged me to say how much they loved it. At least 4 of them are already on the walls (of my guests) as a beautiful hanging piece....I had initially ordered 2 for my own house and then realized this can be an awesome gift and ordered 4 more....it worked! The item comes packed in a box with a seal that says ‘checked by xyz’ to insure quality check ...still 1-2 pieces had tiny/minimal worn out lace wrap which I fixed it myself with glue- it was manageable and nothing to worry about. I’m planning to order another one for myself soon 😊

The elephants are individual bright, beautiful. I hung it in my den, which is full of bright colors, and have ordered two more as gifts! Thank you!

This was an inexpensive ($9) item, so I didn't expect it to be perfect. There were lots of imperfections, though, that I thought needed to be fixed before we gave it to a friend as a gift. Nearly all of the pom-poms between the elephants looked like they were strung off-center and had numerous longer bits of yarn sticking out, which made them look shabby. Also, some of the ribbon and yarn elements that were glued to the elephants were applied with little care and sometimes truly sloppily. It's still a cute little decoration, but I did a bunch of trimming and re-gluing before I felt comfortable giving it as a gift. I probably would not order this item again.

This was such a pleasant surprise. The bell on the bottom in large (fits with the rest of the items) and is not tiny), the colors are gorgeous and I feel like I am spoiled having such a beautiful iterm. Lovely!

Great quality for the price. Just as good as the one I received directly from India, except better quality beading and longer strand. Great shape to the elephants and beautiful beading. Highly recommend for hanging along the doorway for blessings and prosperity.

Absolutely gorgeous! The quality is very good! I love this. So much that I ordered two more! Joyous and colorful....🙏🙏🙏

Great product. Looks much better in person. Definitely has an Indian touch. Bought two of these for my pooja room. Both are of good quality and looks pretty much alike but not the same length. One is shorter than the other. It's understandable as it's handmade. But something to be mindful of.

Linda tira de elefantes. Bonito producto

Love this hanging very much. Wasn't happy with the bell, it had a plastic ringer. so I bought a new one snd replaced it.

Accrocher au butoir de ma porte d’entrée intérieure pour compléter ma collection d’éléphants: souvenirs précieux de mes longs séjours en Inde