An international charity art project founded in 2006, inspired by Mosha, a young Thai elephant who lost a leg to a landmine and became a symbol of hope. The project invites artists from around the world to design patterns on life-size elephant sculptures, which are exhibited in major cities before being auctioned or sold, with proceeds supporting elephant conservation in Thailand. The project works closely with local communities and Thai artists, supporting Thai craftspeople in producing and painting each piece, generating income for communities while connecting tourism, art, and Thai culture with conservation, in pursuit of lasting, positive social impact for both the people and elephants of Thailand.