Introducing another new style from Arabesque!  I like to call these "zebra" native halters because of the striping details.  This is the most detailed halter I have ever made, featuring many delightful hand wrapped and beaded details.  It is done in a hand braided black and white stripe design, modeled after a reference of a real "Bedouin style" native halter.  It is heavily accented in red and orange details, with little hints of blue.  The cowries are hand sculpted, and the nose chain features shark teeth, and the addition of some little blue and silver charms that I made  The Bedouin tribes believed that blue warded off evil, so they included it in their work quite often.  

This halter is adjustable via a buckle at the top of the headstall, and the best part is the throat lash detaches on one side!  There is no longer any need to struggle getting the throat lash to fit over the horse's ears!  All you need to do is unhook it on one side, bring it up under the horses neck and re-attach it at the top!  I'm pretty happy about this discovery because I've been wanting to do that "tight-tied" up look that you see in a lot of native halter references for awhile, now I've found the way!  This halter was truly a labor of love, and I liked it so much I made 3 of them to sell.  I cannot even describe how many hours of trial and error are into the making of these halters!  They are originally made to fit the PSA, but I have sized them according to my largest resin (Ajmal, pictured in these photos) so it will fit a variety of model.

Here's a direct link to the sales ad, I've got 3 of them up for grabs!

http://www.modelhorsesalespages.com/view_details.asp?id=1128022