Almost twins — but still undeniably different
I’m thrilled to introduce you to these two charming boys!
Both were created based on the beautiful sculpture “Mors” by the incredibly talented Ellina Zhelunitsyna. Ellina captured the spirit of a powerful yet elegant Quarter Horse stallion — strong, muscular, expressive, and crowned with a refined, beautifully sculpted head.
The idea of creating two nearly identical models in related coat colors has lived quietly in me for a long time, waiting for the right moment. And when these boys arrived in my hands — I just knew: these are the ones.
Yes, they look alike. But look closer — the difference goes far beyond color!
I customized their manes, shaping them into long, flowing, silky waterfalls.
As for the coats — that’s my subtle obsession.
Maximum rabicano on deep black and dark liver chestnut bases. A combination I adore endlessly. The delicate scatter of white hairs feels like a call to the stars — and the longer you look, the more the underlying tones reveal themselves beneath the shimmering haze. Pure cosmic magic.
Classic rabicano usually includes white hairs at the base of the tail — the iconic “skunk tail” or “coon tail.” And yes, each boy has that striking striped tail!
But that’s not all: both wear the rare and incredibly expressive facial marking known as Badger Face. It makes each model truly one of a kind.
And now… they’re looking for their new home.
Ready to make an offer? All details are below.