Lehwald Brown Sculpture

This sculpture is a hallmark of Traditional style, which emphasizes classic subjects and rich, warm tones. It pairs exceptionally well with earth-toned palettes, leather upholstery, and dark wood finishes like mahogany or cherry. Our styling experts suggest layering it alongside other textures—such as placing it on a leather-bound book stack or near a metal-framed lamp—to create a curated, intentional look on a bookshelf or side table.

Holystone is a specialized composite material frequently used in high-end decorative accents to achieve the heavy, substantial feel of natural stone while allowing for the intricate, lifelike detail found in molded resins. In this sculpture, the material choice ensures that the "horse in motion" maintains its crisp, traditional details and structural integrity, providing a more authoritative and durable presence than lighter, mass-market plastic alternatives.

Yes, this item requires customer assembly. The horse sculpture is designed to be securely mounted onto its included rectangular base. This ensures the piece remains stable and balanced despite its dynamic, "in-motion" design. All necessary components for mounting are typically included to help you complete the setup efficiently.

In Traditional decor and practices like Feng Shui, a horse in motion symbolizes success, speed, and upward mobility. For the best impact, position the figurine in a prominent "power" location like a home office or a front entry console. It is often recommended to face the horse into the room rather than toward a door or window to symbolically "invite" success and energy into your living space.

Yes. Standing at 16.25 inches high and spanning 17.75 inches in depth, this figurine has a significant visual profile. Its size and the dynamic "prancing" pose make it an excellent choice for a central mantel display or as a grounding element on a large executive desk. The dark brown finish and Traditional style are specifically designed to complement classic home office or library settings.

To preserve the rich brown finish and detail, we recommend regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For more intricate areas, such as the horse's mane or the rectangular base, a soft-bristled brush can be used to remove debris without scratching the surface. Based on our expertise with composite materials, you should avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive polishes, as these can dull the finish over time.