Ma Shang You Qian Imperial Gold Liuli ceramic horse display piece styled on a stone pedestal in a luxury home interior
Ma Shang You Qian Imperial Gold Liuli ceramic horse sculpture on dark background for luxury Feng Shui home decor

Horse of Swift Fortune — 2026 Fire Horse Ceramic Figurine

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Description

Created for 2026—the first Fire Horse year in sixty years—this handcrafted glazed-ceramic figurine pairs the horse, a lasting symbol of momentum, with a coin-shaped roundel behind its saddle. Together, the two forms carry a wish for prosperity to arrive swiftly, making it a meaningful gift for a new venture, an important milestone, or someone entering a new chapter.

Rounded contours, a gently lowered head and modeled tack give the horse a grounded sculptural presence. Imperial Gold mineral glaze gathers around the mane and saddle, revealing fine natural crackle and subtle variations from the kiln.

Handcrafted in Mentougou, Beijing, within the only surviving kiln lineage of a 760-year imperial ceramic tradition. Presented in a patterned gift box and offered only during the Year of the Fire Horse, February 17, 2026–February 5, 2027.

 

Details:

Material: Liuli glazed ceramic

Motif: Horse with coin-shaped roundel

Glaze: Imperial Gold

Origin: Mentougou, Beijing, China

Dimensions: 4 L × 2 W × 3.5 H in (10 L × 5 W × 9 H cm)

Patterned presentation box included

Decorative object for interior display

Fine variations in crackle, glaze pooling and tonal depth are natural to the firing process

 

Care:

Lift the figurine by supporting its plinth and body; never carry it by the saddle or coin roundel. Dust with a soft, dry cloth or clean, soft-bristled brush. If necessary, wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Do not soak, place in a dishwasher or use abrasive cleaners.

Symbols & Feng Shui

Horse Momentum | Recognition | Forward Movement
Coin Immediate Fortune | Opportunity | Abundance

Craft, Material, Legacy

Shaped by Hand & Time

More than 20 days and 10+ steps shape each object, from clay preparation to hand refinement, firing, glazing, and natural cooling.

Built for Presence

Dense ceramic body, mineral glaze, and kiln firing give each piece its weight, depth, and lasting sculptural presence.

Imperial Kiln Legacy

Carrying a 760+ year kiln heritage, these works preserve rare glaze techniques tied to China’s historic imperial architecture.