This is a two-dimensional horse topiary frame, welded from steel wire into a flat, prancing silhouette: head turned to one side, mane and tail rendered in looping wire lines, front leg raised mid-stride. It stands on a rectangular steel base plate and measures 48 inches. The photos on file show the bare frame before foliage is applied, so what’s pictured is the armature rather than the finished planted piece.
A flat frame like this is built to be viewed from the front, or set against a wall or hedge line, rather than in the round, which makes it suited to garden borders, entrance walkways, or a themed display where a horse silhouette reads clearly at a distance. Once foliage is added, the wire lines that define the mane, tail, and musculature stay visible as texture through the greenery.
This is custom work, built and quoted to order rather than stocked, so foliage type, finished size, and whether it’s supplied as a single horse or as a matched set are worth confirming before ordering.
