Copper Bull Ornament
A charging bull in copper, finished in deep red lacquer with a fine crackle across the flanks and gilding on the horns. The oldest shorthand there is for a market going up, which is why it ends up on desks.
Oxblood lacquer, crackled, with gilded horns
A charging bull in copper, finished in deep red lacquer that carries a fine crackle across the flanks — the pattern breaks the light so the muscle reads as movement rather than a smooth shape. The horns and the hooves are gilded. Everything else is left to the red.
Copper · crackle-lacquered · gilded horns and hoovesThe one animal that means something on an office shelf
A bull mid-charge is the oldest shorthand there is for a market going up, which is why this ends up on the desks of people who watch one. It reads as an ornament to everyone else. Mounted on all four feet with the front leg raised, so it sits on a shelf, a mantel or a stack of books without a plinth.
Freestanding · no plinth required- Material
- Copper
- Finish
- Red lacquer with crackle
- Detailing
- Gilded horns and hooves
- Form
- Charging bull, freestanding
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