Horses

Cowboy Hat is handblown in USA. Beautiful crystal rendition. Would be a fun piece of decor for a cowboy lover.

We carry limited inventory since many pieces are personalized. If you are not personalizing and the cowboy hat is in stock, it will ship within one week. If we need to make the cowboy hat to fill your order, it will probably take 2-3 weeks. Thanks for buying USA!

Click on PERSONALIZATION button to create your plaque.

This Bull is giving his passenger some grief! Both of the bull's rear legs are in the air while it bucks. The bull's head is turned with its mouth agape. One hand is holding the strap while the other arm is raised. The heels are pressed against the bull to maintain balance. Chaps cover the legs.

Not my First Rodeo Statue. 11 inches high. Bronze.

Rectangle wooden base measures 6 inches W x 1-1/2 inches H. You can easily have 4 lines of text on a plaque that is 5 inches long. Click on PERSONALIZE button below to create your plaque.

Fearless...bull riders are a special breed....

Energetic Horse has a Native American horseman aboard. With the spear ready for action - are they off to battle - or just to get some food?

Indians relied on their horses - this in an impressive duo. You see some feathers in the hair which provide the message of truth and freedom. Moccasins and the fringed pants are leather, and made of the skin of an animal they probably had for dinner.

The base appears to be rocky and the horse is not intimidated. This Native American statue tells quite the story.

This is a LARGE Cowboy statue. 

It measures 21.25 inches Long and 17.75 inches High. Practically 2 feet long. Very impressive.

The cowboy is wearing a cowboy hat and has a kerchief at his neck. He's wearing chaps and cowboy boots. The statue is made of resin and has been hand painted a dark silvery color. The horse has good action happening. It's front hoof is raised and it's head looks very focused as it moves forward.

Did you know that the American cowboys’ tradition, skills, and method of managing cattle have been largely influenced by the Mexican vaquero?

Read The Story Of Horses

Wall Street Gifts was the first E-Commerce store that sold the Trail of Painted Ponies. Our web site was ponyponypony.com  However, the "rules changed" and we opted to drop out. We are now selling the little bit of inventory we have left.

On Common Ground was introduced in the Summer of 2003. It retired two years later in July 2005. The one we are selling is edition 2E/8908. The last one made was 3E/4906. Our pony has the tag and the black box. It has set in its box all of this time.

The tag reads: 

The unity and harmony of the feminine spirit resound in the vibrant art of California-raised Patricia Wyatt. As with her paintings, her Pony tells a story that speaks to th timeless themes of companionship and the collective power, wisddom and beauty of women around th world. Animals an lush flowering plants surround the figures o the artist's Pony, emblems of the natural world that pay tribute to the Earth, whose mysterious power awakens us all to life and connects all things.

The first number on the bottom of the Painted Pony is the Edition Number. This number will have an “E” after it (example: 1E, 2E, 3E). The second number refers to the number of that particular Painted Pony in reference to the Edition that it was created in. This number will be between 1 and 10,000, since there are 10,000 Painted Ponies in each Edition. Translating - our pony was the 28,908 pony produced. Total produced was 34,906.

Read The Story Of Horses

What a dresser! Check out all of this Indian's necklaces. Made of resin and then cold-cast with a bronze finish, this Native American statue is impressive! You can also learn about Native American attire - made from natural ingredients that existed.

One of the necklaces is particularly intriguing - the Native American Indian Trade Double Bar Cross.

Personalization is possible with a plaque on the base...which you will adhere.

The totem pole is the inspiration of Indian tribes for centuries.

Each animals represents a trait. 

What word would you use to describe a Buffalo, a Bear, an Eagle? It's an interesting combination.

The Bear combines massive size and raw power with surprising intelligence and athletic speed.

The Buffalo has better smell than sight. They have a weird tongue that can curve around grass to pluck the grass to eat. their horns never stop growing.

The Eagle prefers to fly alone. They have great vision and can see 3 miles away.

TheHand-carved so no two are EX

ACTLY the same. You can add history to your decor as well as a conversation piece.

This 3-piece Horse Statue Collection features detailed ironwood sculptures handcrafted in Mexico. This collection is sold strictly as a complete group set (no individual substitutions). Each piece is sculpted from solid natural ironwood, highlighting organic wood tones and natural finish variations. Each piece is individually hand-carved without power tools or motors. Because no two sculptures are exactly the same, subtle variations in natural wood grain and shaping ensure your set is truly one of a kind while remaining very similar in overall style and size. The piece of wood the 3 horses are standing atop is not included..it was just used for the photo.

Included Statues & Details:

• Horse on Base Statue: 6.5". Displays a majestic standing pose mounted on a solid wooden base that highlights natural wood grain.
• Horse Rearing Statue: 6.5". Captures the dynamic energy and strength of a rearing horse.
• Horse Bust Statue: 7". Focuses on fine facial details and a flowing mane, making it an elegant tabletop display piece.

Native American Totem Pole 

At 9" H this totem pole brings the rich symbolism and timeless craftsmanship of Southwest wildlife art into your home or office with this totem pole, eagle and bear group. Hand-carved from dense, beautifully grained desert ironwood.  

• Totem Pole – Eagle-Bear-Wolf: A masterfully carved totem pole depicts three sacred animal spirits—the eagle, bear, and wolf—representing freedom, strength, and intuition.
• Navajo Bear:  To create a group, a 6-1/2" bear sculpture, made of solid ironwood, has been added. It represents courage, physical power, and spiritual protection.
• Eagle Statue:  Also, a  6" eagle has been added. It is ready for action. Check out that beak and the talons. Both can do significant damage and makes capturing food easier.
• The Wolf is seen on the totem pole but does not have a separate wolf statue in the group.

These hand-carved items have been made the same way for over 100 years and are quite special. This group of 3 is  our "Out West" group.

Featured:

7" beautifully hand-carved horse statue on base

A 6-1/2" Saguara Cactus representing the environment.

A 5" Cowboy Boot to represent the "new" people who arrived. 

So combination of ancient (cactus), old horse and new arrivals with these special ironwood hand-carved sculpures.