Description
Breyer Marwari 1495
Breyer Marwari 1495
Mold : Kalahkaari
Scale : Traditional 1:9
Color : Palomino
Year : Retired 2013 – 2015
Condition : New In Box
For sale is a Traditional Scale NIB Breyer Marwari 1495. He is a new sculpt by Brigitte Eberl and is wonderfully correct in every way. This palomino color was the first regular run color produced. He was produced from 2013 – 2015.
The Marwari may be a very rare breed, but they certainly stand out in a crowd! The hallmark characteristic of this exotic breed is its distinctive ears, which curl inward and may touch or overlap. Native to India, the only known location where Marwari horses can be seen by the public in North America is at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, KY, the home of BreyerFest!
Marwari horses get their name from the Marwar region of Rajasthan, India. While the breed’s precise origins are unknown, the Marwari was bred to for speed and endurance, as they were the treasured mounts of Rajput rulers and warriors. The breed was once at risk of disappearing due to the country’s changing political and social climates, but today conservation efforts are in place thanks to the work of several dedicated individuals and India’s Indigenous Horse Society. Marwari horses are athletic and intelligent animals, and can be just about any coat color and pinto pattern. Standing on average 15-16hh, Marwaris are refined horses with a slightly arched neck, hard hooves, and may display an ambling gait.
The Marwari is still sealed and tied in the original box. The box may have normal wear. I noted no flaws on the horse. I cannot guarantee the condition of the boxed side. Please note that I have multiples of this model. You may not receive the exact horse pictured. You will receive a brand new in box Breyer Marwari 1495.
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