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Elehathi

Elephant printed clothing for all! We donate a portion of proceeds to help support the elephants! Re And that is how the first Elehathi Elephants were created.

IT ALL STARTED WHEN...

Back in 10th grade we had to choose six subjects we wished to study for the next two years as part of the IB program, and one of the subjects I chose was ART. We received art homework over the summer, and as most teenagers I left my homework for the last two weeks of summer. The project was about finding themes you would like to explore and interpreting your thoughts into

art. I called my grandmother in despair, hoping for some inspiration. She started speaking of her childhood in Kenya, and spoke so warmly about her faint memories of the elephants. As I sat in the living room pleased with my work, I told my mother, “How funny would it be to see people walking around with this print on their T-shirts?”. I used to have a blog I liked updating back then and so I had photoshopped the file, removing the white background, and refining the print. Surprisingly enough, my mother took my file and she sent it to a local printing company. Guess who wore it to school the next day? The response was overwhelming from my classmates, friends and family. It started off with one elephant. And now there are 18. As I have multiplied the designs, I wish to multiply the business. I wish to multiply the amount of elephants I can help. I wish to multiply the love I can spread one T-shirt at a time. I know I can’t end the poaching of elephants in one day. But each and every effort counts. You can change an elephants life. You can do it. One T-shirt at a time. Yes, it does take time, but what doesn’t take time? Take 5 minutes out of your day and do something good. It’s simple. It is not as complicated as it sounds. Be part of the change. Be part of something small. Be part of something big. Just be a part and I can assure you, you will want to do more.

26/08/2021

CALF!💙

21/08/2021

Elephant Jungle Sanctuary is an ethical and sustainable eco-tourism project located approximately 60km from the city of Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand. Founded in July 2014, it is a joint initiative between members of the Karen hill-tribes and Chiang Mai locals who were concerned about the welfare of elephants in Thailand.

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20/08/2021

Wild African elephants sleep for the shortest time of any mammal, according to a study.

Scientists tracked two elephants in Botswana to find out more about the animals' natural sleep patterns.

The elephants, both matriarchs of the herd, sometimes stayed awake for several days.

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19/08/2021

Despite a ban on the international trade in ivory, African elephants are still being poached in large numbers.

The ban allowed some populations to recover, especially where elephants were adequately protected.

With human populations continuing to grow across their range, habitat loss and degradation - and conflict with communities - will remain major threats to elephants' survival.

19/11/2019

Elephants sometimes cross their back legs when feeling truly relaxed (or itchy 😅) 🐘💤// 📸: on IG 🌿🌍

22/10/2019

For African elephants, the median life span is 17 years for zoo-born females, compared to 56 years in the Amboseli National Park population. 🥺💔🐘 // 📸: on IG 🌍🌿

17/10/2019

Baby elephants drink up to 3 gallons (11 liters) of milk a day! 🍼🐘🥰 // 📸: on IG 🌍🌿

15/10/2019

Elephants have an extremely slow pulse rate, around 27 beats per minute. 🐘❤️ // 📸: on IG 🌍🌿

13/10/2019

Elephants love to swim – they use their trunk to breathe like a snorkel in deep water. 🐘🌊💙 // 📸: on IG 🌍🌿

11/10/2019

Who’s fav season is autumn? 🍁 perfect time to get cozy in our sweaters & make a sustainable swap for the tote bag!! Check out more of these designs on our website 🍂🧡

10/10/2019

Between 15,000-20,000 of the world's elephants are living in captivity. 🐘😔💔 Sheldrick Wildlife Trust rescue & rehabilitate milk dependent orphaned baby elephants to their reintegration back into the wild. 🔝✨ // 📸: on IG 🌍🌿

09/10/2019

This weekend, 11 elephants died after falling into a waterfall trying to save a drowned baby elephant 😭💔 people could hear the screams of the 2 surviving elephants crying for help as they got stuck trying to save their family. Elephants are capable of experiencing grief & we can only imagine the distress these elephants are feeling 😔🐘 We must remember that Asian elephants are endangered, with only a few thousand left in Thailand, we need to do everything we can to protect them ❤