This carved wooden panel, depicting a powerful elephant, originate from Thailand and likely date to the mid-20th century or earlier. Crafted from teak wood, it exhibit the characteristic style of Thai wood carving, with detailed relief work and a rustic, aged patina. Given their size and design, these panels were likely originally part of architectural elements, such as door panels, wall decorations, or temple components. Elephants hold significant cultural and religious symbolism in Thailand, often representing strength, wisdom, and good fortune. The presence in architectural carvings reflects their importance in Thai art and culture. The aged appearance of the panel, with signs of wear and weathering, adds to their authentic charm and historical appeal.