Dressage horse glass Christmas ornament, bay with black saddle, white pad, and leg wraps on a teal base, side view on white

Dressage Horse Christmas Ornament

1.25 X 3 X 4 / 12555
$18.89
$18.89 $29.99
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Dressage horse glass Christmas ornament, bay with black saddle, white pad, and leg wraps on a teal base, side view on white
  • Dressage horse glass Christmas ornament, bay with black saddle, white pad, and leg wraps on a teal base, side view on white
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  • Opposite side of the dressage horse ornament, head to the left with a braided black mane, on white
  • Head-on view of the dressage horse ornament showing the bridle and white leg wraps, on white
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  • Dressage horse glass Christmas ornament, bay with black saddle, white pad, and leg wraps on a teal base, side view on white
  • Dressage horse ornament hanging on a Christmas tree with glowing lights, a gift for equestrians
  • Opposite side of the dressage horse ornament, head to the left with a braided black mane, on white
  • Head-on view of the dressage horse ornament showing the bridle and white leg wraps, on white
  • Dressage horse ornament on an open hand with a 4 inch scale marker above it
Dressage Horse Christmas Ornament

Dressage Horse Christmas Ornament

$18.89
$18.89 $29.99
Size1.25 X 3 X 4
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This horse Christmas ornament is for the rider who still counts strides between the letters of the arena. A bay dressage horse moves out in a lifted trot, neck arched and every braid of the mane in place.

His coat is a glossy chestnut brown with a black tail, a black saddle sits on a crisp white pad, and white wraps cover all four legs. He travels over a teal glittered base edged in green grass.

Perfect for: dressage riders, trainers and barn friends, show season keepsakes, and the horse girl who never outgrew it.

Old World Christmas mouth-blows its glass ornaments into carved molds, then hand-paints and glitters each one, using techniques that began in the 1800s.

Meet more four-legged friends in our Animal & Pet Ornaments.

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