Painting "Equus Caballus"

In 1975 small manufactory Creaciones Dángel was renamed CREDAN and became an industrialised company which, without forgetting its craft origins and based on a carefully-chosen human team, began its adventure in other markets. Thus, it managed to place its products in the most prestigious shops around the world.

The quality of the raw materials used (including 24-carat gold) and the refinement and elegance of the finished products, helped to rapidly spread CREDAN’s reputation around the entire world. Kings, princes, sheikhs, ambassadors and the most prestigious figures soon became loyal customers of CREDAN.

The tradition of elegance, quality, craftsmanship and historical inspiration can still be seen in all the articles manufactured by CREDAN.

We would like to present an exclusive painting Equus Caballus. The horse (Equus caballus) is a large odd-toed ungulate mammal, one of ten modern species of the family Equidae. Around the world, horses play a role within human economies, being the most economically important domesticated animals, as horses can be used for leisure activities, sports, and working purposes. Most breeds of horses are able to perform work such as carrying humans on their backs or be harnessed to pull objects such as carts. However, horse breeds were developed to allow horses to be specialized for certain tasks; lighter horses for racing or riding, heavier horses for farming and other tasks requiring pulling power. Because horses and humans have lived and worked together for thousands of years, an extensive specialized vocabulary has arisen to describe virtually every horse behavioural and anatomical characteristic with a high degree of precision.

Brand

Credan SA

Model

Equus Caballus

Size

52 x 45 cm

Delivery

Depending on the condition of warehouse

Gift

If you wish to send the order as a present, the item will be gift-wrapped and sent together with a greeting card, in which you can also include a personalised message

Engraving/Embossment

If you wish, any text (e.g. initials or dedication) can be engraved or embossed