Designed based on the Palace Museum's collection "Enamel Elephant of Peace from the Qianlong Reign of the Qing Dynasty". The elephant itself is a symbol of strength—its massive size means few animals in nature can rival it. When the elephant raises its head, it seems to display its power and confidence, signifying the courage to overcome difficulties and unwavering faith.

A downward-headed elephant exudes a sense of humility. When its huge body bends low, it appears to restrain its sharpness, symbolizing the understanding of modesty. In interpersonal interactions, this represents not being arrogant, respecting others, recognizing one’s own shortcomings, and being willing to learn.

Meanwhile, in feng shui, an elephant with its head raised is believed to "attract" wealth, while a downward-headed elephant with a curled trunk signifies "guarding" wealth.