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A horse caught mid graze, head lowered and neck drawn into one long, graceful curve, cast in aluminium and simplified to its essential silhouette. An antiqued finish of mottled bronze, rust and chalky white gives it the quiet character of a piece with a history. Discover more in our home decor collection.
Will it fit? At 27cm it has real presence without dominating a shelf, and the integral plinth lets it sit square and stable on a mantel, bookshelf or console.
Cast aluminium with a pleasing weight, standing on a solid integral plinth. The form is pared back, with barely a suggestion of eye and ear, so the piece is about posture rather than portraiture, and the arch of the body frames the space beneath it.
The antiqued finish layers bronze, rust and chalky white tones over the metal, holding more colour in the recesses than on the raised surfaces, just as age would. Each piece varies slightly.
Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, polish and abrasive cleaners, which could affect the antiqued finish.
Designed for indoor display.
Because it reads as sculpture first, it sits easily in a room that isn't otherwise equestrian. Place it on a mantel beside a stack of books, give it a shelf of its own, or pair it with our horse head bookends for a quietly themed display.
Lovely beneath equestrian art from our wall art collection, or alongside stoneware and a low bowl on a console.
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What is it made from?
Cast aluminium, which gives it a satisfying weight at 2.7kg, with an antiqued finish in bronze, rust and chalk tones.
Will mine look exactly like the photograph?
Very close, but the antiqued finish varies slightly from piece to piece, which is part of its character.
Does it need a stand?
No. It sits on its own integral plinth, square and stable on any flat surface.
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