Bronze Steed: An Immortal Symbol of Spirit

Bronze Steed: An Immortal Symbol of Spirit

This product is a 1.5-meter-high bronze sculpture of a galloping horse. Its overall shape closely resembles the robust build of a Mongolian horse—featuring a short mane and broad shoulders/back. The horse’s mane and tail are crafted using the "hollow forging" technique, with elegant, dynamic lines that exude a sense of movement.

The surface of the horse’s body is not over-polished, preserving the natural sand holes and casting marks left from the bronze forging process. After exposure to the wind and sand of the grasslands, uneven shades of patina have formed on its surface.

Carved on the horse’s neck are traditional Mongolian patterns—a combination of "cloud patterns and scroll grass patterns"—while a round piece of lapis lazuli is inlaid on its forehead.

Our company is a source factory specializing in equestrian horse-riding figure sculptures. We have a large collection of models and are capable of creating equestrian sculptures in a variety of styles, including realistic style, freehand style, abstract style and decorative style.

Hebei Tongyun Sculpture Co., Ltd. is a source factory of sculptures. Equipped with advanced production and manufacturing technologies, we have extensive experience in creating and installing large-scale sculptures. We are capable of producing and customizing art sculptures of various sizes and materials.

Our main product range includes: bronze sculptures, stainless steel sculptures, glass fiber sculptures, resin sculptures, figure sculptures, customized bronze sculptures, bronze figure sculptures, bronze animal sculptures, bronze equestrian (horse-riding figure) sculptures, garden landscape sculptures, outdoor sculptures, customized park sculptures (as a park sculpture manufacturer), and customized square sculptures (as a square sculpture manufacturer).

What is even more stunning is the detail of the bronze material: the horse's body is not over-polished, retaining the natural sand holes left by lost-wax casting. Baptized by the grassland wind, sand and sunlight, its sun-facing side glows with pale green patina, while its shady side has accumulated a dark brown patina—every grain is a "collaborative creation" of time and the grassland. The cloud patterns and scroll grass patterns carved on its neck feature lines as smooth as the grassland wind; the lapis lazuli inlaid on its forehead shimmers with a deep blue luster in the sunlight. This inlay is not only an ornament, but more importantly, an expression of the grassland people's reverence and cherished affection for "horses."

Many clients may worry about potential damage to the sculptures during transportation. However, with 30 years of casting experience and professional protective transportation solutions, you can rest assured to entrust your sculptures to us.

Considering that exhibition organizers may not be familiar with sculpture installation, our team proactively provides an Installation Guide Manual. This manual marks the sculpture’s center of gravity, specifies the base fixing methods, and even includes photos of the "optimal display angle of the sculpture" taken before transportation. Additionally, we provide sculpture assembly drawings and material maintenance recommendations to meet the needs of local exhibition stands.

Being able to safely deliver works of art to all corners of the world, our team is truly trustworthy!