This monumental ceramic urn is a one-of-a-kind artwork, hand-sculpted by Tebogo Ndlovu and painted by Sabelo Nene in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Standing at an impressive 46 inches tall, its large scale allows for a richly layered composition: a full elephant herd, including a nurturing mother and calf atop the lid, emerges from sculpted vegetation with striking dimensionality. The cream-white clay body—characteristic of the region—serves as a proud nod to the land it was made in, while the sculpted foliage and fruit trees evoke the abundance of the African wilderness. Every inch is detailed with intention, from the elephants’ expressive forms to the textured base. This is more than a decorative object—it is a sculptural celebration of South African wildlife and craftsmanship at its finest.