Magnificent XL Horse Sculpture in Asian Banded Jasper

XL Horse in Asian Banded Jasper

This Asian banded jasper sculpture depicts a spirited horse with a long mane. The stone was selected for its wide black and white bands, which give the animal motif a striking contrast.

Measuring 26 cm in length and weighing 1,965 g, this piece can take center stage in a collection of stone horse sculptures or be displayed on its own as a decorative object.

Features

• Stone: Asian banded jasper, according to the product sheet.
• Indicated trade name: "Tai Chi", also known as "Taiji Stone".
• Indicated colors: white and black, arranged in wide bands.
• Motif: spirited horse with a long mane.
• Length: 260 mm.
• Height: 150 mm.
• Thickness: 55 mm.
• Weight: 1,965 g.
• Collectible and decorative sculpture.

The contrast of black and white

The wide bands of the stone contribute to the character of this sculpture. Their contrast follows the horse's contours and invites you to view the piece from different angles.

The trade name "Tai Chi" here echoes the combination of black and white mentioned in the original product sheet. It is retained as a trade name, without designating a distinct mineralogical variety.

The horse, between momentum and balance

The horse is often associated with freedom, vitality, and determination. Its spirited depiction can evoke the desire to move forward, choose a direction, and give shape to your projects.

The contrast of black and white can, in a personal interpretation inspired by yin and yang, recall the complementarity of opposites. Combined with the horse motif, it can symbolize the balance between movement and restraint, action and reflection.

A sculpture for horse lovers

This horse can enrich a collection dedicated to the equestrian world or become a gift for someone attached to this animal. It can be chosen for its motif, the contrasts in its stone, or the personal meaning you give it.

Place it on a stable surface suitable for its weight and dimensions. Handle it with both hands and protect the mane and protruding parts from impact.

Symbolic interpretations are based on traditions and personal readings, and not on proven therapeutic properties.