Iaret - Fiesty Young Egyptian Arabian Mare
Stands 6.5" tall (1:12 scale)

This resin was released as a single mold run of under 75 castings with less than 10 being retained by the sculpting artist. The artist retains her right to sell her own copies in the future either painted or unpainted. The castings are all professionally hollow cast with stainless steel reinforcements. Information here on pricing is left for archival purposes of those who are making time payments still.

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She is named after her pose, which is represented in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs as a striking cobra. There's quite a bit about it out there online under Egyptology discussions (and not all of it in agreement) and I wouldn't want to misquote anything! Suffice to say that this defiant little mare embodies the noble bearing of a young queen who is displeased and demanding respect. Due to this particular pose representing an extremely tense and quick movement horses make when greeting each other and establishing hierarchy, I've decided it might be best if I share a number of videos to give buyers a feel for the movement in action. It's quite hard to photograph but anyone who's had their upper fence boards knocked down from over the fence greetings can appreciate how quickly it happens. Three quick videos of this can be found here; http://mksculpt.blogspot.com/2010/01/iaret-video-now-and-some-others.html Horses make this behavioral gesture in all sorts of situations to display defiance.

Information here on pricing is left for archival purposes of those who are making time payments still.

$165 ppd
Shipped inside the US