I’m really happy to finally share this piece with you.


This is Lajjina — a beautiful Arabian mare sculpted by Brigitte Eberl. There’s something about her that instantly pulled me in… something very much like a quiet Arabian night — deep, slightly mysterious, almost unreal.



Scale: Large Traditional (1:9)

Size: approx. 33 × 24 cm / 12,9 x 9,4 inches

(Including the base)


When she came into my hands, I allowed myself to gently reinterpret her.


I gave her a completely new mane and tail — sculpted from scratch to follow the natural flow of her movement. I wanted that feeling of air, of motion that doesn’t stop. And the tail… I think it became one of those details your eye keeps returning to. The way it curls, the way it leads you forward — you almost start following it without noticing.

For the color, I stayed with something that already feels very “me”.


She’s finished in an extreme rabicano black, with bold markings on her legs and face. And black, in this case, is anything but flat. Up close, it shifts — browns, wine tones, violets, even hints of blue, especially across the front of her body. It’s a dark coat, but full of depth… the kind that really opens up when you hold her in your hands.

Rabicano
The rabicano pattern was something I allowed myself to fully sink into — built entirely hair-by-hair in many layered passes. Each layer adds depth and density, while still keeping the overall surface soft and cohesive.

It’s a controlled kind of complexity, where nothing is random, even at the smallest scale. The detail is intense, but it’s meant to be read as a whole rather than broken into parts.

This section alone took several full weeks of work.
Markings
Her markings were treated with just as much care, approached with a focus on precision and clarity in every element. Each detail is deliberate and carefully placed, with nothing left to chance.

A softly rendered pink muzzle transitions subtly into the structure of the face, deep glossy brown eyes built up in layered tones to achieve real depth and reflection, and a small but carefully resolved detail I especially enjoy — the striped hoof on her front leg, executed with the same level of attention as the larger features.
Mane and Tail
The mane and tail carry the same idea — layered blacks, browns, and soft greys woven together in a way that nothing feels isolated or flat. Each tone flows into the next, overlapping and blending rather than sitting side by side, creating a quiet depth that reveals itself differently depending on the light and the angle you look from.

I could say a lot more about her… but she’s already proven herself.


Lajjina made her debut at the Niederrhein Live Show (Germany), taking 1st in her breed subclass and Champion among resins — a very strong, confident start.


She has the kind of presence that holds in the ring and stays in the judges’ memory. Not a one-time win, but the kind of horse that builds a record. Her show career has opened with a truly stellar note — and I have no doubt she will grow into a serious competitor across future shows.


For those who show — you know exactly how rare that is. This is a real chance to add a future show star to your collection.


Offers
If you’re not familiar with how “offers” work — here’s a short explanation:

Offers function like a silent auction.
The seller sets a starting price, and buyers privately submit their bids, each higher than the last by a minimum increment. Offers remain open until the stated deadline, and the highest bid at closing wins. This method allows collectors to compete fairly while letting the piece find its true market value.

All updates regarding the offers will be posted and tracked right here on this page.


Deadline:
April 19 – April 22, 2026

Offers close one
Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at 17:00 Eastern Standard Time (EST)
(That’s 23:00 Berlin time / UTC+2)



Offers open
Starting offer: $2000
Minimum bid increment: $50


Current High Offer:

Bidder 4 - $5000 (PIF)

Bidder 1 - $4600
Bidder 4 - $4600
Bidder 1 - $4500
Bidder 4 - $4400
Bidder 2 - $4200
Bidder 3 - $4100
Bidder 2 - $4000
Bidder 3 - $3500
Bidder 2 - $3400
Bidder 4 - $3100
Bidder 2 - $3000
Bidder 2 - $2800
Bidder 3 - $2700
Bidder 1 - $2500
Bidder 2 - $2400
Bidder 3 - $2100
Bidder 2 - $2100
Bidder 1 - $2000


To submit an offer, simply send me an email at jeannesaarstudio@gmail.com
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Bidding will close to new bidders at the listed deadline — 22/04/2026 at 17:00 (EST). In the event of active bidding during the final hour, final bids may continue beyond the stated time.


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