1. Introduction of Elephant Trunk Up Décor The African elephant is the largest living land animal, belonging to the genus *Elephant* in the family Elephantidae. Its ancestors can be traced back millions of years to ancient proboscis animals that lived on the African continent. With changes in climate and habitat, modern African elephants have gradually diversified into savanna elephants and forest elephants: savanna elephants are larger and mainly distributed in savannas and open woodlands; forest elephants are smaller and mostly live in the tropical forests of central and western Africa. This bronze Elephant Trunk Up Décor is based on the adult African savanna elephant, with a robust and full body, large ears that naturally spread to the sides, and two tusks curving forward from the face. The elephant’s limbs in this Elephant with Trunk Up Statue are staggered, presenting a dynamic of slow forward movement. The long trunk extends forward

1. Introduction of Statue of Elephant with Trunk up This bronze elephant sculpture is realistically sculpted, depicting an adult African elephant slowly walking. The elephant’s body in this Statue of Elephant with Trunk up is broad and full, with the lines of its back and belly flowing naturally. Its limbs are staggered, conveying a stable and rhythmic gait. Large ears flare out from the sides of its head, their surfaces etched with radiating patterns. Two tusks curve forward, creating a clear contrast with the high-raised trunk. The trunk tapers gradually from thick to thin, its surface covered with continuous horizontal folds, and the structure of the tip is also detailed. The Elephant Yard Statue meticulously depicts the elephant’s skin. The forehead, cheeks, ear edges, shoulders, abdomen, and limbs are covered with folds of varying directions and densities, reflecting the thick and irregular characteristics of real elephant hide. Details such as