Bronze Polo Player on Horseback Sculpture

Material: Bronze
Finish: Antique bronze patina
Dimensions: L32 × W13 × H33cm
Base: Oval cast terrain base, dark finish
Production: Lost-wax casting

A polo player is captured mid-swing, mallet arm fully extended and reaching forward.

The horse is at full gallop  two legs lifted, body leaning into the stride.

The rider leans with the motion, weight shifted forward over the horse's neck.

Helmet, jersey, knee guards, and boots are all present in the cast with clear surface detail.

The mallet extends upward from the rider's raised hand, its full length rendered as a separate element within the composition.

Saddle, bridle, and reins are individually detailed across the horse's body.

The patina is warmer and lighter across the broad planes of the horse's back and flanks, sitting darker at the legs, hooves, and base terrain.

The oval base has a textured ground surface cast directly into it, finishing the piece without a separate plinth.

At 33cm tall, it reads well on a desk, console, or bookshelf alongside books or other collected objects.

Suits home offices, studies, living rooms, and equestrian-themed spaces.