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3 unique and beautiful Viborg Dala horses, sold separately. The horses are named after a small village in Dalarna, Sweden. Hand-carved from a single piece of wood and individually decorated in the rich traditional patterns of flowers and flourishes, based on the old forms of peasant "kurbits" painting.
This is handmade. Every Dala horse is unique and the pattern and colors of the ornaments can be slightly different from the photo.
Dimensions:
Horse 1 (with the green saddle): height 16.5cm (6.49"), length 15.5cm (6.10");
Horse 2 (saddle with black flowers): height 16.0cm (6.29"), length 16.0cm (6.29");
Horse 3 (saddle with a red and blue flower): height 16.0cm (6.29"), length 16.0cm (6.29").
Condition: New
Processing time: 1-2 business days
Recycled wood is used for the production of the horses and all the paints used are certified as safe for the environment. All Dala horses are hand-carved and handmade.
We determine the figurine's height by measuring from its legs to the highest point of its ears or horns. For additional information, please refer to the FAQ.
We deliver from Sweden. The processing time of your order depends on the horse you order. The processing time is specified under each listing.
Delivery time:
To Europe: 3-4 working days.
To the USA: 4-5 working days.
To Australia: 6-8 working days.
Rest of the world: 4-6 working days.
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Carved and painted with love in Sweden. Every product in our store is hand-carved and hand-painted by famous Swedish artists and manufacturers.
Bring back warm and nice memories from Sweden. Our Dala products are unique, individually decorated in the rich traditional patterns specific for Dalarna, the heart of Sweden.
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