Twelve Zodiac Series: Wu Ma (Horse)
$339.00
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Character: Original · Artist Design
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Height: approximately 47 cm / 18.5 in
- Depth: approximately 43 cm / 16.9 in
- Width: approximately 43 cm / 16.9 in
CONFIGURATIONS
- Full figure: anthropomorphic horse-headed general rendered in Chinese imperial battle armor, posed mid-stride with commanding authority
- Primary weapon: large battle dao (chopper-style blade) with blood-effect paint along the edge and detailed gilt guard and pommel — the kind of finish that rewards close inspection
- Secondary weapon: straight jian sword at the hip, visible in full composition
- Sculpted armor details: layered scale-pattern chest plate, lion-head pauldrons with aged bronze patina, engraved cloud-and-dragon motifs on the waist guard, and concentric floral medallions across the torso
- Dynamic fabric elements: flowing dark cape and crimson sash rendered with natural drape and movement
- Sculpted terrain base: fractured rock and debris ground, integrated with the figure’s stance
- Hidden variant: 10 of the 99 pieces are alternate-colorway hidden editions (color scheme undisclosed)
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Imported PU (polyurethane), ABS, and resin composite construction
OTHER
- Edition size: 99 pieces total (including 10 hidden alternate-colorway pieces)
- Pre-order opens: February 11, 2026 at 19:00 — open until sold out
- Estimated shipment: 2026 Q2–Q3 (subject to change based on actual production progress)
VIDEO
ABOUT
ShiYueWuTong Studio’s Wu Ma brings the Horse zodiac to life as a battle-hardened imperial general — every inch of armor telling a story, from the lion-head pauldrons with their aged bronze finish to the blood-streaked dao held at his side. Limited to just 99 pieces, with 10 hidden alternate-colorway variants among them, this is original Chinese mythological artistry at its most ambitious — the kind of piece that anchors an entire display.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
The Horse (Wu Ma) is the seventh sign of the Chinese Zodiac, a twelve-year cycle of animals rooted in ancient Chinese cosmology and mythology. Traditionally associated with vigor, freedom, and martial valor, the Horse holds a place of honor in Chinese cultural history — often linked to legendary generals and battlefield glory. ShiYueWuTong Studio's original interpretation reframes this zodiac spirit as a fully armored imperial warrior: a general who has ridden through countless campaigns, blade still wet, standing over the battlefield with the quiet certainty of someone who has never lost.
