The Papo White Fleur de Lys Horse figure represents a majestic medieval warhorse prepared for a knight of noble rank. Covered in a flowing white, red, and gold caparison, the horse displays the fleur-de-lis emblem associated with French royalty, creating a powerful symbol of status, loyalty, and chivalric tradition.
The Papo White Fleur de Lys Horse measures: 4.6" L
This beautifully detailed figure features a proud raised-head stance, muscular proportions, and ornate decorative coverings that reflect the grandeur of a medieval tournament or royal procession. The gold fleur-de-lis emblem prominently displayed on the caparison enhances the horse's regal appearance.
The fleur-de-lis ornament extending from the horse's forehead adds a dramatic fantasy element. While decorative horse head crests and armored elements were used historically for identification and protection, this type of pointed ornament would not typically have been designed as a primary battle weapon. Its purpose was more likely ceremonial, symbolic, or decorative rather than for striking opponents.
This figure pairs well with the White Fleur de Lys Knight (#39790) to create a complete medieval knight display.
Warhorses were among the most valuable possessions of medieval knights. Known as destriers when used by elite knights, these horses were carefully trained for courage, strength, and responsiveness under the intense conditions of battle and tournaments.
Beyond their practical role, armored and decorated horses served as symbols of wealth, rank, and identity. Caparisons displayed heraldic symbols and colors associated with a knight or noble family, allowing riders to be recognized during tournaments and ceremonial events.
Part of the Knights Series by Papo.
Made of durable synthetic material by Papo. Hand Painted.
Product Code: PAPO-39789
Model Number: Papo #39789
Brand: Papo
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
