Standing Highland Cow Resin Figurine 15cm - Brown

This standing Highland cow figurine has all the shaggy charm of the breed, with a thick brown coat that falls in long, layered locks over its back, legs and face. Made from resin, also known as polystone, it stands 15cm tall, 18cm across and 7cm deep, a neat size for a shelf or windowsill. A heavy fringe sweeps down over its dark eyes, its ears poke out at either side, and a pair of curved horns runs from pale grey at the base to near black at the tips. The muzzle is a soft pinkish tone and the hooves are picked out in a deep shade, small touches that give it a calm, patient look.

We think it looks at home almost anywhere indoors: on a farmhouse kitchen dresser, along a mantelpiece, beside books on a living room shelf or on a hallway table where it greets everyone who comes in. Because it is only 7cm deep, it fits on a narrow windowsill or a desk without crowding out the things you use every day. It brings a little Highland character to a room without taking it over, and it sits happily alone or alongside other animal figures and a few small plants. For anyone fond of Highland cattle, it makes a cheerful gift that is easy to choose and easy to find a place for.

The resin is moulded with fine, deep texture through the coat, so every lock of hair catches the light, and the figurine stands freely on its four hooves with no fixings needed. To keep it looking its best, dust it with a soft dry cloth, getting into the folds of the coat, and wipe it with a slightly damp cloth if needed, then dry it. Set it at an angle on a shelf so its upturned face and horns are seen from the side, or let it look out from a windowsill.

How big is the Highland cow figurine?

It stands 15cm tall, measures 18cm across from head to tail and is 7cm deep, so it suits a shelf, windowsill or desk.

What is the figurine made from?

It is made from resin, also known as polystone, moulded with a deep, detailed texture through the shaggy coat.

What colour is it?

The coat is a warm ginger brown, the horns shade from pale grey to near black tips, and the hooves are a deeper shade.

Does it need fixing in place?

No, it stands freely on its four hooves, so you simply set it on a flat shelf, mantelpiece or windowsill.

How should I clean it?

Dust it with a soft dry cloth, working into the folds of the coat, and wipe it with a slightly damp cloth if needed, then dry it.

Would it make a good gift?

We think so: it is a cheerful, easy choice for anyone fond of Highland cattle, and its modest size means it fits in almost any home.