ATUL, the Indian Rhinoceros
The Indian rhino are the second biggest of the rhino species, beaten only by the white rhino. This rhino can be found in India and Nepal, particularly in the foothills of the Himalayas. In the past they roamed freely in the floodplains and forests alongside the Brahmaputra, Ganges and Indus River valley. They are semi-aquatic and often take up residence in swamps, forests and riversides, and anywhere that is near nutritious mineral licks.
They have an ashy grey, hairless skin which develops thick folds, resembling armour plating. Indian rhinos have one horn, which is typically 20-61 cm long, and weighs up to 3 kg. It is not used for fighting but to search for food and to forage for roots.
Dimensions: Large H: 31 cm x W: 57 cm x L: 17 cm | Medium H: 19 cm x W: 39 cm x L: 10 cm | Small H: 14 cm x W: 27 cm x L: 7,5 cm
Material: 100% portuguese wool
Color and Shape
All animals are handmade and burel is an artisanal fabric so there may be minor variations in color and shape.
Care instructions
Hand wash with warm water
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