Aet (or Add) (the sound of an opening door) came to Lampang from Bangkok and is one of the lucky ones to have survived and escaped the city.  He is a "rescued" male and was born in 1996.  Aet can perform loops and curves that are impossible for others to yet accomplish.  He also varies his strokes both in intensity and length on a single painting making a very distinctive style.  The art of Aet and Wanalee are prized additions to collections.  Leonardo DiCaprio has one of Aet's paintings.  Aet's mahout is Perm who is 30 years old and is married with no children.  The original elephant art on this page is performed on elephant dung paper, just like the background of this page.  All our art has two forms of authentication visible, a stamp and an impression.  Colors can vary a little due to many variables.  The size is approximately 21" x 30" and can be framed at that size or smaller.  We recommend a professional do the framing for best results, but anyone can do it with care.  Be sure to visit the Hints & Tips page to get all the best advice about mounting our art.

                                                       Aet

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"Aeht Khaehp Mai"  ("No Escape")

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"Yaa Bpaak Khaawk" ("Easy Pickings/Grass at the Entrance to the Stall (Thai Idiom)")

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"Phohm Jai" ("My Soul or Spirit")

  SOLD

"Jai Yen Yen"  ("Calm Down ")

Wanna or "Nice Woman" is a female elephant at the camp in Lampang.  Wanna was born in 1999 and donated to the camp.  She has been painting for about 4 years and is shown here meeting students and transporting her overnight gear back to camp.  Her mahout is Somnut, born in 1965.  He is married to Inwan and has a son.  Wanna's painting is usually done with light, vertical strokes that tend to go from a little left to the right.  The original elephant art on this page is performed on elephant dung paper, just like the background of this page.  Colors can vary a little due to many variables.  During photography of the paintings the color and texture of the paintings "canvas" is hard to capture.  However, it is identical to the background of this page which was captured during scanning.  The size is approximately 21" x 30" and can be framed at that size or smaller.  All our art has two forms of authentication visible.  We recommend a professional do the framing for best results, but anyone can do it with care.

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"Chan Suung"  ("High Class or Fine")

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"Khwaam Yaao Khleuun"  ("Wavelength")

Keaw is a male elephant born at the Thai Elephant Conservation Camp at Lampang in 1999.  He is a born "Ham" and will pose on his own for photographers.  Like most elephants he does not like small animals or objects near his feet and Keaw will get upset at chickens there.  Sombat Pinjai is Keaw's mahout and has been from the very beginning when Keaw was born.  Sombat was born in 1984, so he and Keaw met when he was turning 15  They have, pretty much, grown up together.  Keaw will sometimes paint in dabs and sometimes in strokes on traditional art.  Occasionally he will combine the two.  Recently Keaw has become very adept at painting elephants, with a mahout on them or trees in the painting.  He went through training for this and now can do them on his own with commands only.  There are few elephants that can do this.  The original elephant art on this page is performed on elephant dung paper, just like the background of this page which is better indicator of background color than when we take a picture of the painting.  Colors can vary a little due to many variables.  The size is approximately 21" x 30" and can be framed at that size or smaller.  See our Hints and Tips page for framing help.  All our art has two forms of authentication visible, one is a stamp from the elephant training camp and another is a embossed logo impression.

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"Gaan Sa Daaeng Aawk"  ("Emotional)

"Un-named"   SOLD

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"Gra Jaat"  ("Basket of Woven Bamboo")

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"Chan Neung"  (First Class")

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"Sa Naam Phohm"  ("My Yard/Lawn")

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"Un-named"

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