Hawthorne Village Laurie Prindle Native Spirit Hand-Signed Horse Sculpture

Native Spirit Hand-Painted Pony Sculpture Adorned With Faux Hair, Feathers, Fabric, Beads, Faux Turquoise Gems & Hand-Signed By Artist Laurie Prindle - Throughout history, painters and sculptors have found inspiration in the spiritual connection that exists between horses and Native American culture. Vital to the survival of Native peoples for hunting and as symbolic tokens of war, these magnificent animals were also revered for their sacred bond to both nature and the spirit world. Now, with this horse sculpture inspired by the acclaimed artistry of Laurie Prindle, the untamed spirit of these equine warriors of the Western frontier comes to a new vivid and powerful life! Introducing the Native Spirit Sculpture, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange, Hawthorne Village Division. Adding to the rarity of this work of fine artistry, it is available in a strictly limited edition of just 3,000 worldwide and has been hand-signed on the custom base by artist Laurie Prindle, making this beautiful sculpture a truly one-of-a-kind addition to your Southwestern decor.Impressively sized at nine inches tall, this handcrafted, hand-painted equine sculpture features Native American-inspired symbols and decorations of traditional attire. It is adorned with genuine feathers on its headdress, fabric collar, fringe on the draping fabric saddle blanket and thundering hooves, alongside decorative beads and sleek hand-applied faux turquoise gems. Plus, the soft hand-applied faux hair adds rich detail to the horse's lustrous mane and tail. This sculpture is faithful to the art of Ms. Prindle, capturing the powerful might of the magnificent animal in dynamic and painstaking detail. It stands proudly on a base featuring the look of scorched desert landscape with tufts of scrub brush and a gleaming silvery metal plaque. No matter where you choose to display this masterpiece, it will bring the warrior's spirit into your home for many years to come! Strong demand is anticipated, so do