The symbol
The meaning behind the symbol
Serving man in war, mobility, productivity, agriculture, and development, the horse is often associated with power, grace, beauty, and nobility. It symbolizes strength and Freedom and has served humanity in various ways, such as war, transportation, agriculture, and development. Throughout most cultures, the horse is widely recognized as a symbol of life force due to its significance and contribution to civilization.
The Celtic symbol of the horse was often linked to war and attributes of victory, conquer, longevity, and the acquisition of territory and other spoils that come with triumph in battle. the horse is a significant contributor to the enhancement of civilization.
Its symbolism of power is widespread throughout most cultures and is linked as an emblem of life force.
As a Celtic symbol, the horse was associated with war and attributes of victory, conquer, longevity, and procurement of territory and other spoils that come with triumph in battle.
Details
| Weight | 14.174762 oz |
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| Material | Bronze |
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