Our horse garden sculpture begins long before the metal ever touches a mold. We sculpt our observations first in clay, and from there, the work transforms through fire.

Cast iron is not a forgiving material. It demands preparation, patience, and respect. Molten iron is poured at extreme temperatures, filling the mold with a force that captures every mark, every contour of the horse that we shaped. 

We choose cast iron because it ages with dignity. Left to the elements, it develops a rich, evolving patina. Those warm rust tones you see are a living finish created by time, air, and moisture.

We made the Earthbound Stallion sculpture to last beyond trends and seasons, something that feels as though it has always been there, and always will be.