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Never Forget Hand Crafted 4x6 Teak Wood Photo Frame with Elephants

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Amporn
Amporn

Thailand Elephant & wildlife-themed wood carvings

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About this Item

It is often said "an elephant never forgets." Guarding precious memories, two Thai pachyderms march across this photo frame from Amporn. It crafted of teak wood, and the motifs are carved by hand in low relief.

Dimensions

  • 0.45 kgs
  • 1.0 lbs
  • Frame: 24 cm H x 20 cm W x 2 cm D
  • Frame: 9.5" H x 7.75" W x 0.8" D
  • Photo opening: 9.5 cm W x 14.5 cm H
  • Photo opening: 3.7" W x 5.75" H
  • Fits photo size: 10.16 cm W x 15 cm H
  • Fits photo size: 4" W x 6" H

Key Features

  • Teak wood, glass
  • Designed for vertical photographs
  • Wood grain and color can vary slightly
  • Made in Thailand
  • Certified and shipped by our office in Thailandicon info
  • Product ID: 214329
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75

chrisp

From in a river valley

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Mar 14, 2023

“did not seem like real wood”

felt like resin and did not look real. looked so nice in photo!

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Eileen

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Aug 29, 2017

“I LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!”

It is truly one of a kind. I have it sitting on my console table with a picture of me and my son when we when zip lining in South Carolina. It matches perfectly with the frame. Thank you. You are a beautiful wood craftsWOMAN!!

Displaying a memorable photo with you and your child Magnificent

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Michael

From Fircrest,Wa,USA

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Jun 24, 2017

“The craftsmanship is second to none”

This is beautiful.

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Carolyn

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Nov 30, 2025

“Beautiful carvings”

I have this and two similar carvings in the entryway of my home. They bring me joy whenever I see them. I love elephants !

Purchased Item Joyful Family, Hand Made Teak Wood Elephant Relief Panel

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Vincent

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Oct 03, 2025

“Hello Elephant”

This is a beautiful piece very well crafted

Standing tall with pride & beauty
Purchased Item Hello Elephant, Raintree Wood Elephant Stool Crafted in Thailand

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Karen

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Jan 16, 2025

“Very nice and pretty statue”

This came very fast BUT when I unwrapped it the trunk was broken but it was wrapped very tight so it might have been my fault ripping it open. I glued it and it looks good.

Purchased Item Elephant Play, Hand Carved Teak Wood Elephant Statuette from Thailand

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This artist uses traditional techniques handed down through the generations and/or creates culturally significant items, helping keep these traditions alive.

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Amporn

Amporn Elephant and wildlife-themed wood carvings

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"Many people might think that men can be better than women at woodcarving, but not in my area."

"My name is Amporn Srihata. I was born in Sanpatong, a district southwest of Chiang Mai city on January 18, 1949. My parents had six children –... read more

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