The silver crested Unicorn Mare is beautiful with her snow-white coat, thick blue glitter mane, legs adorned with a pretty tattoo and her tail also glitters.
Unicorn Mare Flowy measures: 5.7" L x 1.6" W x 4.6" H
The unicorn is a mythical horse-like creature with a single, spiraled horn projecting from its forehead. It has been depicted in various cultures and mythologies throughout history. Unicorns are often associated with purity, grace, and beauty.
In Western mythology, unicorns are often portrayed as gentle and elusive creatures, symbolizing innocence and goodness. They are sometimes believed to have the ability to purify water with their horns. Legends suggest that only a virgin can successfully approach and tame a unicorn.
While unicorns are more commonly associated with Western folklore, similar creatures appear in the mythology of other cultures. In Chinese mythology, for example, the Qilin is a chimerical creature that shares some characteristics with the Western unicorn.
Despite their mythical nature, unicorns continue to capture the imagination and are often featured in literature, art, and popular culture. They have become iconic symbols of magic and fantasy.
The Flowy Unicorn Mare is a real beauty and well-known in BAYALA®. Her snow-white coat is adorned with a pretty tattoo and her blue glitter mane is very thick. Her tail has also been dipped in glitter. On the back of her neck is a silver crest – as if made of ice crystals. Beautiful!
When the Flowy Unicorn Mare trots across the meadow, everyone turns to look at her. She looks beautiful. Her flowing blue tail looks like a waterfall and her lush glittery mane flows elegantly down her back. Everything about this gorgeous unicorn reminds us of water. Maybe that's why the pretty mare is the perfect symbol for hydropower? In any case, she is happy to stand up for a climate-friendly BAYALA®.
Part of the Bayala Series by Schleich.
Made of durable synthetic material by Schleich. Hand Painted.
Product Code: #70823
by Schleich
3+ years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
