Palaeolithic OOAK EFCM Chip Pony by Kristen Cermele GS26

Palaeolithic is a relic of the ancient past, connecting us with the earliest equine artists on the scene. Based on paintings of spotted horses at Pech Merle Cave dating back to 25000BC-15000BC, this Chip Pony underwent a throwback makeover to mimic her counterparts depicted there. She has a tucked head and neck, a standing mane, and a resculpted face. Kristen painted her to match the depictions found at Pech Merle Cave with a stylized black appaloosa coat. Complete with etching details, this little lady is finished in gloss with no additional finish options offered.