Caspian Horse

Equus ferus caballus

The Caspian horse is one of the oldest horse breeds known in existence dating back to at least 3,000 BC originating from Northern Iran. King Darius the Great had a trilingual seal depicting a carving of Caspian horses pulling a chariot especially made in honour of the breed.

Scale: 1:15

Medium: Polymer clay & Synthetic viscose, black suri alpaca.

These horses were made as part of an art collaboration with Atriel miniatures.

Grey Squirrel

Sciurus carolinensis

The grey squirrel is native to North America. Among some Native American tribes they are admired for their courage and industrious food-gathering and are seen as honoured care takers of the forest.

Scale: 1:12

Medium: Polymer clay/ mixed media sculpture made with synthetic and wool roving.

2017

Prices for grey squirrels start from £75.00 depending on the pose of the sculpture. Price includes postage within the UK.

Queen Bumblebee

Bombus terrestris

A miniature buff tailed bumblebee made from flocking.

Length: 2 mm

The 1:12th scale Cherokee Roses are made by miniature flower artisan Ilona Kraassenberg

Price for a similar Bumblebee made for commisson: £12.00 including postage within the UK

For a free PDF tutorial on how to make these Bumblebees please click on the link below.

Queen Bumblebee

2017

Hazel Dormouse

Muscardinus avellanarius

It is believed that the Hazel Dormouse spends at least three quarters of its life sleeping. Author Lewis Carroll portrayed the sleepy nature of the dormouse in his book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

Scale: 1:12th

Medium: Polymer clay, synthetic fibre coat and glass eyes.

2017

Prices for Hazel dormice start from £65.00 depending on the pose of the sculpture. Price includes postage within the UK.

Gray Wolf Pup

Canis lupus

Scale: 1:12

Medium: Polymer clay sculpture, wool roving, eyes are made from Aventurine.

Dimensions: 4 cm from the tip of the tail to the front paws

2016

Prices for grey wolf pups start from £95.00 depending on the pose of the sculpture. Price includes postage within the UK.

Canadian Lynx

Lynx canadensis

The lynx is an animal that is said to truly represent the wilderness of Canada. Because of its solitary and elusive nature it is sometimes called “The shadow of the forest.”

Scale: 1:12th

Medium: Polymer clay sculpture with 50% wool and 50% acryllic, hand dyed fur coat. The eyes are made of reflective green glass.

Dimensions: 4.09 cm at the shoulder

2009

Lion head Rabbit

Oryctolagus cuniculus

The Lionhead rabbit is one of the newest rabbit breeds originating in Belgium. Their history and is a bit of a mystery as no one is quite sure of its lineage that produced its trademark mane.

Scale: 1:12th

Dimensions: 2.05 cm length

2008

African Bush Baby

Galagidae

scale: 1:12th

Medium: Polymer clay sculpture with 50% wool and 50% acrylic roving with hand painted markings. Eyes are made with orange glass.

Measurements: 3.4cm long including the tail.

2009

MiNature

Caspian Horse

Equus ferus caballus

The Caspian horse is one of the oldest horse breeds known in existence dating back to at least 3,000 BC originating from Northern Iran. King Darius the Great had a trilingual seal depicting a carving of Caspian horses pulling a chariot especially made in honour of the breed.

Grey Squirrel

Sciurus carolinensis

The grey squirrel is native to North America. Among some Native American tribes they are admired for their courage and industrious food-gathering and are seen as honoured care takers of the forest.

Queen Bumblebee

Hazel Dormouse

Muscardinus avellanarius

It is believed that the Hazel Dormouse spends at least three quarters of its life sleeping. Author Lewis Carroll portrayed the sleepy nature of the dormouse in his book Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

Gray Wolf Pup

Canadian Lynx

Lynx canadensis

The lynx is an animal that is said to truly represent the wilderness of Canada. Because of its solitary and elusive nature it is sometimes called “The shadow of the forest.”

Lion head Rabbit

Oryctolagus cuniculus

The Lionhead rabbit is one of the newest rabbit breeds originating in Belgium. Their history and is a bit of a mystery as no one is quite sure of its lineage that produced its trademark mane.

African Bush Baby