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Terracotta Elephant Figurine

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Terracotta Elephant Figurine
Terracotta Elephant Figurine
Rarity Common
Era Buddhist
Native to Bagan (Myanmar)
Toughness 42.0
Sale value 31
Materials terracotta

Terracotta Elephant Figurine - common Buddhist artifact.

Small, handmade terracotta elephant figurines left as votive offerings at Buddhist temples in Bagan and across Southeast Asia. The elephant is sacred in Buddhism, as it was the form taken in the Buddha's mother's dream before his birth.

Read more about elephants in Buddhism on Wikipedia