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Tang-style bronze horse sculpture, traditionally cast in brass with an antique turquoise patina and a hand-gilded saddle. Sturdy marble-finish composite stone base, perfect for hotel lobbies, luxury homes, and corporate gifts. Symbolizes success and prosperity. Export-crated for sea or air freight. Fully customizable in size, color, and logo—ideal for wholesale and retail resale.
Specifications
- Material
- Cast Brass
- Wall Thickness
- Approx. 3 mm
- Size
- Standard Sizes / Custom Size Available
- Craft
- Lost-wax casting, hand-chased detailing, hot patina
- OEM & ODM
- Available
- Application
- Office Lobby, Hotel, Villa, Business Opening Gift
- Traditional Cast Construction: Unlike fragile ceramic replicas, the cast body resists chipping and fading under indoor lighting. The matte-finished hooves feature an anti-scratch coating, ensuring stability on delicate surfaces.
- Hand-Finished Gilded Details: Each harness, bell, and saddle blanket feature hand-brushed metallic gold paint, with a textured woven pattern that adds depth often missing from mass-produced resin alternatives.
- Detachable Black Marble-Finish Base: The heavy-duty composite stone base provides a stable display and prevents tipping. The two-piece design minimizes breakage risks during ocean freight, a critical advantage for bulk orders.
- Flexible MOQ: Low minimums for mixed orders; volume discounts for full container loads.
- Full OEM/ODM Support: Custom sizing (upsize for lobbies, downsize for desktops), alternate color finishes (matte charcoal, antique silver, ivory white), laser-engraved logos on the base, and bespoke gift box packaging for retail channels.
- Export Logistics: Export-grade reinforced foam packaging, crated for sea or air freight. Each shipment includes the commercial invoice and packing list required for customs entry; we assist your freight forwarder with the export documents. Import clearance, duties and destination taxes remain the buyer's responsibility.
- Procurement managers for hotels, resorts, and spa retreats
- Commercial interior design firms and FF&E contractors
- Luxury decor wholesalers and furniture showrooms
- Corporate gift suppliers (executive client gifts, opening presents)
- Museum gift shops and antique replica retailers


