“The essential joy of being with horses is that it brings us in contact with the rare elements of grace, beauty, spirit, and fire.” ― Sharon Ralls Lemon

This Royal Horse Head on Stand emerges as a piece of art that brings grace, beauty, spirit, and fire as much as a real horse does. Its noble countenance, sculpted in Brass, narrates a saga of majestic steeds in the grandeur of eras gone by. With a dignified posture, the horse's head rests upon a stand, transcending the ordinary and becoming a symbol of equestrian opulence. What makes the piece stand out is the excellent use of colorful inlay patterns on the horse's body.

The extensive use of red, blue, and turquoise stones creates a serene look that resembles the aurora. The fine use of floral patterns on the neck of the horse is a testament to the relationship of horses with nature. This sculpture, a beacon of equine grandeur, brings the spirit of the royal stables into the present, a timeless homage to the grace and power of these noble creatures.