You’ll love it because: This natural cotton elephant pays tribute to the Land of a Million Elephants, the former name of Laos, and it is a great souvenir, toy or gift!
$8.00 – $10.00
Laos was once known as “the land of a million elephants.” These handmade elephant dolls are made by Tai Lue women in Northern Laos, using organic Lao cotton and natural dyes.
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| Color | Beige, Black, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Pink, White |
| Size | Medium, Large |
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