Vitra Eames Elephant, Large, Grey

Back in the early 1940s Charles and Ray Eames developed a technique for moulding plywood into three-dimensional shapes, creating a series of furniture items and sculptures. Among their first designs, the two-part elephant was one of the most technically challenging to make work and it actually never made it to production. That is until recently, as now the Eames Elephant, created by Vitra in plastic rather than plywood, is available in a number of colours and sizes. Whether you're using it as a decorative animal figure or as a children's toy the cute animal will bring joy to your home.

It's suitable as a toy for children aged 3-14 but be careful in rooms with sensitive floors. It can be sat on but does have a maximum user weight is 70kg.