LAVISHY loves horse.

A universal symbol of freedom without restraint, horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature, Eohippus, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Horses and humans have a long and deep relationship. Danish geneticist Eske Willerslev said “The domestication of the horse was the most important event in human history. It was massive freedom. When we got up on a horse, we could suddenly cover huge distances. What had been impossible became easy.”

Asian nomads domesticated the first horses around 4,000 years ago and they remain essential to many human societies until the advent of the engine. Today, horses still hold a place of honor in many cultures. Holding a very high status in traditional Chinese culture, horse represents the image of courage, integrity, diligence and power. The Horse ranks the 7th position among the 12 traditional Chinese zodiac signs. The Horse usually ran and neighed wildly at noon before being tamed, therefore, it was also known as the "Noon Horse" in ancient times.

Historically in Europe, the best horses have often been only available to the upper classes, who in turn used them as symbols of status, for hunting and other recreation, and for use in warfare. This is shown in the social hierarchies of Greece, Rome and Medieval Europe. Horse images have been used as a symbol of power as seen in the coastal steppes of Ukraine, in the Suvorovo graves.

After the Spanish brought horses from Europe to America, they revolutionized the Native American culture and way of life. Viewed as “spiritual or mythical figures,” horses were highly regarded in the Native American culture. These enchanting creatures became a symbol of freedom and also came to represent the history of the Native American culture.

Throughout the history of mankind, the Horse has run through the flames and smoke of ancient battlefields with its strength and faithfulness, therefore the spirit of horse is faithfulness, speediness, nobleness, and the inability to be conquered. The charm of the Horse lies in its utterly devoted spirit, particularly as it shares all ups and downs with human, going through thick and thin together in danger.

The horse has occupied a special place in the realm of art. From Stone Age drawings to the marvel of the Parthenon frieze, from Chinese Tang dynasty tomb colorful sculptures to Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches and Andrea del Verrocchio’s Colleoni, from the Arod, elf Legolas's horse in the Lord of the Rings series in the literature to Marengo, the gorgeous white war horse of Napoleon in Napoleon Crossing the Alps painted by Jacques-Louis David, the horse has inspired artists of all ages and in all parts of the world.

Inspired by their strength and majestic beauty, LAVISHY design horse themed vegan fashion accessories and gifts including horse vegan bags, horse vegan wallets, horse vegan wristlets, horse coin purses, horse luggage tags, horse earrings, horse necklaces, horse rings, horse bracelets and horse journals. They are available for wholesale to gift shops, clothing and fashion accessories boutiques, book stores and speciality retail outlets for horse lovers in Canada, USA and worldwide.

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If you are a consumer who love horses, or want to buy LAVISHY's horse theme vegan products for your family and friends to celebrates that bond but can't find a retailer close to you sell these horse themed vegan products, you are welcome to shop online at www.lavishy.ca.

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