Honor the bond of sisterhood, scholarship, and public service established at Howard University on January 13, 1913, with the Delta Sigma Theta Lighted Christmas Mascot Decor. Created as a seasonal tribute to the 22 collegiate Founders of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, this freestanding three-dimensional display pairs the sorority's cherished elephant mascot with signature Crimson and Cream holiday tailoring. Displayed beside the fireplace for January Founders' Day gatherings or greeting visiting Sorors on a covered front porch in December, the sculpture radiates warmth and organizational pride.

Built from shimmering spun-lace mesh over a sculpted wireframe, the silver-gray elephant raises its trunk high-a classic emblem of strength, loyalty, and good fortune-while waving with its left hand. Around its neck rests a luminous strand of white pearls paired with matching pearl drop earrings in tribute to the Twenty-Two Pearls. The mascot is dressed in a Crimson Santa hat with red ΔΣΘ Greek letters across the cream brim, a crimson jacket bearing cream ΔΣΘ chest letters, double cream sleeve stripes, a red belt with a cream buckle, striped crimson-and-cream trousers, and laced crimson high-top boots stamped with a cream Δ triangle on the heel.
Crimson Wagon Details and African Violet Accents
With its right hand, the elephant pulls a four-wheeled crimson wagon rolling on gold-lit spoked wheels. Inside the wagon bed sit cream-and-crimson wrapped gift boxes tied with red bows, a triangular crimson-and-cream ΔΣΘ emblem draped with a secondary strand of white pearls, and a vibrant cluster of purple African violets with green leaves-the official flower of Delta Sigma Theta.
Evening Radiance and Holiday Display Versatility
Built-in warm and sparkling LED lights shine through the elephant's wide ears, upturned trunk, crimson suit, gift boxes, and wagon wheels to cast an inviting glow across indoor living rooms or covered front entryways. A sturdy supporting metal frame with a black base ring and vertical posts keeps both the elephant and the pull wagon balanced on flat surfaces.
Accompanied by a printed crimson ΔΣΘ collector box for convenient storage between winter holidays and Founders' Day receptions, the piece remains bright when kept sheltered from excessive moisture or harsh weather and wiped gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth.

























