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The Trail of Painted Ponies-First Snowfall

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Trail of Painted Ponies "First Snowfall," 1E/0,892.

Like diamonds falling from the sky, the first snowfall of the season has magical powers. For some it is simply a reminder that it’s wintertime, while for others it takes on a symbolic meaning. It’s been said, that a field of freshly laid snow is like a blank canvas, suggesting endless possibilities.... To this north country mare, as fluffy snowflakes gently settle on her back, it means it's time to kick up her hooves and joyfully celebrate that Christmas is coming. Ornament also available.

Item #: 6009530
Release Date: Holiday 2021
Artist: Lorna Matsuda
Material: Resin
Size: 10.25" Tall
Form: Rearing
Retired: No

The Trail of Painted Ponies-First Snowfall
The Trail of Painted Ponies-First Snowfall Sale price$24.99 Regular price$27.99

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