The Trail of Painted Ponies 6010849 Tatanka Ska Ornament 2.5″
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The coats of buffalo are traditionally brown, so when a white buffalo is born, according to Plains Indians tribal lore, it is a sacred sign of good times to come. The horse is another animal highly revered by Native Americans, so this artist felt a blending of the two would make a striking design that honored both the buffalo and the horse. Adorned with accompanying symbols – circles around the eyes and nose to see and smell danger, lightning bolts for speed and nimble-footedness and a bear paw for strength – Tatanka Ska (Lakota for white buffalo) represents an icon of hope and positive transformation.
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- ENESCO HANGING ORNAMENT: by artist Crystal Snow for the Trail of Painted Ponies collection
- DESIGN: celebrates the magic of the horse, the rich culture of America, and the unique talents of independent artists
- HAND-CRAFTED: with high-quality resin material and hand-painted with stunning color and detail
- PACKAGED: in a beautiful, decorative gift box
- DIMENSIONS: 3.3″ L x 0.8″ W x 2.5″ H
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