Fiberglass horse sculpture, simulated horse sculpture

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　　The symbolic significance of horses often appears in different cultures, as they are associated with vitality. Many cultures assign attributes of four elements to horses: earth, fire, air, and water. As a symbol of the Celts, horses are associated with war. With the attributes of war, victory, conquest, longevity, and the acquisition of territories and other spoils of war symbolizing victory in battle, these brave aspects are all related to the horse in animal symbolism. In fact, the Celts referred to horses as "beasts belonging to the sun god" and bestowed them upon the goddess Epona. In Greece and Rome, there were also horse related spoils of war and symbols of victory, honor, rule, and masculinity attributed to it. It is said that in Greek and Roman mythology, horses were created by Poseidon (the sea god).

　　As one of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals, the horse in Chinese culture has a symbolic meaning similar to the Gemini in Western culture, representing practicality, love, endurance, dedication, and stability. Just like in ancient culture, the symbolic meaning of horses is equally strong in dreams. Carl Jung believed that horses represented the intuitive aspect of human nature and regarded them as symbols of the human body in certain dreams. For example, seeing oneself riding a horse in a dream may indicate that you will see a successfully concluded project or event; Falling off a horse indicates that you are nervous about the project or event you are planning; Dreaming of reins, leading a carriage, tying ropes, etc. indicates that you feel restricted and crave more freedom in life. The horse in your dream indicates the need to break old habits.

　　In the traditional Chinese zodiac, the horse ranks seventh. Among the twelve earthly branches, the horse belongs to the year of Wu, which is a time when trees are flourishing, everything is thriving, and full of vitality. At this time, the horse runs around and neighs, hence it is also known as the "noon horse". The horse holds a high position in the culture of the Chinese nation, with a series of symbols and meanings. It is the spirit of the Yellow River and the embodiment of the descendants of the Yellow River, representing the main spirit and high morality of the Chinese nation. In the worldview of our ancestors, the dragon and horse were already equated with the pure yang of Qian. In the Book of Changes, it is said that "Qian is a horse", and the horse has become synonymous with strength, brightness, enthusiasm, height, ascension, fullness, prosperity, and development.

　　Fiberglass horse sculptures often appear in the form of a group of horses, such as the sculpture of eight galloping horses, which are magnificent and quite spectacular. Given the beautiful symbolism of horses, they are commonly used materials by sculptors. The fiberglass horse sculptures we create are in line with the nature of horses in terms of shape and momentum. Combining horses with different postures will definitely meet your needs.

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