The Trail of Painted Ponies-Peppermint Twist
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The Trail of Painted Ponies "Peppermint Twist," 1E/2,349 (damaged box).
According to legend, candy canes were created to symbolize Jesus, their shape representing the letter J. But to most people the hard, cane-shaped candy, traditionally with red and white stripes and flavored with peppermint, is as much an ornament as a confection, a sweet treat to munch as well as to decorate a tree. The artist who created this tasty Holiday Pony hails from Alabama and keeps out a bowl of candy canes and swirls at Christmastime... and often long past.
Item #: 12286
Release Date: Holiday 2008
Artist: Leslie Gates
Material: Resin
Size: 7" Tall
Form: Walking
Retired: December 2009
Last Number at Retirement: 2E/1693
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