Trail of Painted Ponies - Retired

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.

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RARE - RETIRED - Trail of Painted Ponies Happy Holidays Ornament

A decade ago, in 2005, this pony ornament was introduced and it was retired in 2008. We have one in stock. 

Happy Holidays artist, Mike Dowdall, was a designer for the manufacturer, Westland Giftware.

Happy Holidays is a wonderful Christmas ornament. It is wearing a Holiday oriented saddle blanket. Instead of saddlebags, the artist had the inspiration to tie on stockings. The breast collar tinkles with sleigh bells. 

The pony is perfect with its hanging cord. The horse is wrapped in a small plastic bag that the ornament has been placed. Then the horse & bag are put into a plastic mold where the ornament fits. Then the plastic mold is inserted in a maroon Trail of Painted Ponies box. The underside of the box has correct info.

Wall Street Gifts began 30 years ago. For awhile we had 15 web sites. One site was PonyPonyPony.com which specialized in selling all of the Trail of Painted Ponies. The box has all of the stickers on it. We found it recently in a box that has been in storage.

Enjoy Happy Holidays ornament for many years!

Trail  of Painted Ponies calls this ornament Silver Bells. It was introduced in 2006 and retired in 2009. The artist is Janee Hughes who is  from Oregon where she paints and writes.

When you look at Silver Bells, close your eyes and imagine the tinkle of sleigh bells. As Santa is flying across the sky, the sound of the bells perhaps can be heard by young children worldwide. It's mane is flying, tail a-swish, with legs lifted high. The horse is silver-gray in color and has a fancy harness perfect for the Holiday season.

A message of Merry Christmas is conveyed by this pony ornament. Enjoy!

We created PonyPonyPony.com to sell these ponies on line. We were the 1st site for them. When manufacturer was changed from Westland Giftware we closed down. We are now selling off the inventory that has been boxed away for years.

When Fetish Pony was announced by the Trail of Painted Ponies we had a web site ponyponypony.com. We believe we were the first web site to focus on the Trail.

The Fetish Pony ornament we have has never been out of its box. We have ONE Fetish. We are selling a dozen of these pony ornaments. Each one a different pony. We're selling them at the low price of $19.97. Cost of shipping will be the actual cost. If you buy 10 of these oraments, you will pay more that actual cost. We automatically will refund any customer who paid more for shipping than UPS invoice charged us.

Delightful ornaments - looking for a home that will love them!

SPIRIT POWER is the subject of this Trail of Painted Ponies ornament. To Native American's "Spirit Power" is analogous to "a fetish" - thus, the name of this Pony ornament. The artist, Lynn Bean, from Oregon created the fetish pony. It encaptures spirit images that seem to emerge from the inside of the horse. If you want to wish someone, Good Luck, this might be the horse for you.

Indians believes that when an object is treated with respect, the spirt can reside within....over time this spirt can bring the owner Good Luck, Good Health and a harmonious life. Only an extraordinary artist could translate the "spirit power" and have it emerge on the horse so well. Awesome idea. Very well executed.

Fetish Pony wears a "power pack" of feathers, beads and shells on its back.

Westland Giftware manufactured Fetish Pony Ornament. It was introduced in 2006 and retired in 2009. This pony ornament has been in a box in a storage room, unopened, for years.