Baccarat Olympus Pegasus Horse Sculpture
OLYMPUS PEGASUS HORSE SCULPTURE
OLYMPUS PEGASUS HORSE SCULPTURE
Designed by Allison Hawkes
The Olympus Pegasus embodies exceptional French artistry.
For this creation, Baccarat has called upon the craftsmanship of Maisons d’art Lemarié and Goossens, with whom it shares a passion for excellence, creativity, and the transmission of savoir-faire.
This bold and poetic interpretation of the legendary winged horse takes shape in a spectacular sculpture standing 77.3 cm tall.
Captured in a moment of majestic motion, the crystal horse is sculpted from a single block, a technical feat achieved through the prowess of a Meilleur Ouvrier de France and Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres at the Baccarat Manufacture.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Baccarat
COLLECTION
Olympus
PRODUCT TYPE
Sculpture
NUMBER OF COPIES
8
EXCEPTIONAL CRAFTSMANSHIP
Drawing on the combined talent of several artisans, each piece requires a unique mold and many hours of hand-cutting to reveal its luminous power. The horse’s wings, fully adorned with real feathers — 290 goose feathers and 330 duck plumes — are the result of the rare expertise of Maison Lemarié.
COLOR
Clear
REFERENCE
2816786
ITEM
Decor
WEIGHT
42 Kg
PIECE
Ideal for horse enthusiasts and collectors inspired by the Year of the Horse in 2026, this extraordinary masterpiece embodies the vision of those whose dreams know no bounds.
24-KARAT GOLD FINISH & TIMELESS ARTISTRY
Dipped in 24-carat gold and delicately patinated, it contrasts beautifully with the brilliance of the crystal and enhances the sculpture’s elegance. Balancing finesse and power, Olympus Pegasus is a vibrant tribute to the gestures of artisans passed down through generations.
ENVIRONMENT
Indoor
PRODUCTION
Made in France
MATERIAL
- Crystal
- Feathers and metal
DESIGNER
Allison Hawkes
YEAR OF CREATION
2023
DIMENSIONS
- Height : 77.30 cm
- Width : 47.20 cm
- Length : 71.90 cm
HANDCRAFTED FEATHER ARTISTRY & FINE GOLDSMITHING
Carefully selected, trimmed, shaped, and individually assembled by hand, the feathers lend the piece an astonishingly ethereal lightness. The supporting armature was entrusted to Maison Goossens, a renowned goldsmith and haute couture jeweler.
