Cheval Fragment Sculpture

A study in strength, memory, and carved permanence

A sculptural fragment of a horse’s head emerges from hand-carved alabaster, as though uncovered from an ancient atelier or archaeological site. The Cheval Fragment Sculpture captures motion frozen in time — muscular, restrained, and profoundly expressive.

Carved with deliberate irregularity, the piece celebrates the tension between refinement and rawness. The broken edges remain intentionally untouched, honoring the material’s origin and lending the sculpture its quiet gravitas. Mounted on a minimalist black metal base, it reads as both artifact and contemporary object.

Placed on a console, pedestal, or credenza, Cheval becomes an anchor — a statement of collected taste, history, and strength.

A sculptural relic for interiors that value depth over decoration.