Crystal-Form Horse Sculpture

A horse form cast in high-clarity resin, with a visible channel of crushed mineral fragments running the full length of the body from chest to hindquarters.

Gold foil flecks are suspended within the resin at multiple depths, catching light differently depending on the viewing angle.

The body reads as transparent from the legs and head, with the mineral channel providing a dense core of color and texture.

The Walking Form captures the horse mid-stride with the head turned sharply back, mane frozen mid-motion.

A cast gold ingot ornament sits balanced on the back of the Walking Form, secured within a shallow seat formed by the spine.

The Rearing Form places both forelegs fully raised, the body balanced on the hind legs and an integrated wave-form base.

The base of the Rearing Form carries the same teal or smoke mineral fill as the body, making it read as one continuous piece rather than a separate plinth.

At 38 cm wide and 27 cm tall respectively, both forms hold presence on a console, desk, or cabinet without requiring additional height.

Walking Form, Obsidian — smoke-black mineral fragments with gold fleck suspension; reads dark and architectural in most lighting conditions.

Walking Form, Teal — deep teal and blue-green mineral fragments; shifts between blue and aquamarine under natural versus warm artificial light.

Rearing Form, Teal — same teal mineral fill as the Walking Form variant, with the full base carrying the color through.

Rearing Form, Obsidian — clear-to-smoke gradient throughout; minimal color, maximum clarity; reads as near-glass in bright rooms.