Pair of Miniature Decorated Resin Elephant Figurines

This pair of small, decorative elephant figurines features a molded resin construction designed to mimic aged ivory or bone with a cream-colored, off-white finish. Each elephant is depicted with its trunk raised, a traditional symbol of good luck. The figurines are adorned with elaborate decorative blankets, or caparisons, across their backs. These blankets are hand-painted with a multi-colored floral and scrollwork pattern utilizing shades of crimson red, navy blue, and dark green. A notable feature is the raised, bead-like detailing on the blankets, emphasizing the floral centers and borders with textured red and blue pigment. Each elephant stands approximately 2-3 inches in height. The decorative style is indicative of mid-to-late 20th-century souvenir or giftware, likely produced in East Asia. The condition appears fair to good; there is visible surface grime in the crevices of the molding, such as around the ears and trunks, which adds a faux-antique patina but may indicate a need for cleaning. There are no immediate visible signs of major fractures or repairs, though some minor paint thinning or loss is evident on the raised decorative elements. The casting shows softened edges typical of mass-produced resin collectibles rather than fine hand-carving.