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This product is retired and no longer available for purchase. The photos shown are for references purposes only.
Please - meet Íyáàmi. She is the very first EFCM Volo to ever exist, and she will go down in history. Carissa Mathews gave her a dramatic head tuck and fully customized rounded Zebra ears, a standing up Zebra mane, and of course a zebra tail. Jess Hamill then did her magic - how she does this with our factory paints is a testament to her skill and patience. There is no detail missed on this piece, no matter how small.
Íyáàmi's name is a Yoruba term meaning 'my mother', referring to powerful deities or forces - not necessarily tied to biological motherhood, it represents more of a primal, ancestral, and cosmic feminine power, both benevolent and destructive.
Auction Notes:
These models will be on display at our Equilocity Art of the Horse event in Lexington, Kentucky at the Marriott Griffin Gate during all hours our Stone Store is open. Check our website for full details!
Please inspect models carefully before bidding. If you have any questions about the photos, feel free to ask before the auction ends by emailing service@stonehorses.com
Please note that Stone Horses Auctions uses a "soft close"/anti-snipe feature, which adds a few minutes to the auction end time whenever there is bidding activity close to the end. This ensures all bidders have ample time to place their final bids and the winner is not determined by internet speed.
Payment Notes:
Shipping and an additional finish of available and requested is an additional charge figured at checkout.
If you are the winning bidder, you will be automatically invoiced at the end of the auction. Checkout will be processed through the Stone Horses website. All payment options are available. If you would like to add a finish to your invoice, please email service@stonehorses.com.
Should you return your model, your purchase will be subject to a 25% restocking fee.
