This adorable Happy Birthday Pony is here to wish you a very Happy Birthday! Everyone wants a Pony for their birthday, so saddle up, put your party hat on and get ready to celebrate your birthday! Happy Birthday To You, Happy Birthday To You, Happy Birthday My Dear, Happy Birthday To You! Medium: Resin . Artist: Karlynn Keyes and Bryn Wilkins Lawson

CODE: 4021412

Acclaimed actress Barbara Eden takes center stage in the Celebrity Collection with her stunning new Painted Pony titled Dreamcatcher. Barbara Eden has been named one of America's 200 Greatest Pop Culture Icons of the 20th Century by People Magazine and one of TV Guide's Most Popular Comedy Television Stars. Barbara starred as Jeannie in the classic 1960's television show I Dream of Jeannie, which continues to be broadcast to adoring fans around the world. Barbara Eden's accomplishments have been honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She believes in the power of dreams and has created her Painted Pony to share the magic of dreamcatchers with her fans and collectors. Barbara Eden is a strong supporter of breast cancer awareness, research and treatment. A portion of all proceeds from Dreamcatcher figurines will be donated to support worthy breast cancer organizations. "Discover the beautiful dreams you may weave, when you give yourself the power to believe." 

Artist:  Barbara Eden

CODE: 4021029

In addition to painting symbols on a horse's body designed to empower, honour and protect in times of war, some Plains Indians would fabulously dress up a prized pony with feathers, fringe, quills and more on ceremonial occasions intended to celebrate peace. A story is told about one gold-and-white spotted pony whose natural colours were so striking that no paint was added; rather, it was adorned with prayer feathers tied to its mane and tail, and it carried a shield with crossed arrows symbolizing friendship and harmony. The details that decorate Legend of the Plains give it the beauty, mystery and power of a "peace pony." Medium: Resin. Artist: Joani Jiannine

CODE: 4022509

Within the spiritual teachings of Native Americans, the Medicine Wheel symbolizes the sacred circle of life. It has four basic directions, each associated with a different color, each represented by an animal spirit guide, each offering its own lessons. North is white and is represented by the buffalo, whose gift is wisdom. East is yellow and is represented by the eagle, whose gift is illumination. South is red and is represented by the wolf, whose gift is adaptability. West is black and is represented by the bear, whose gift is strength. Rich with symbolism, Spirits of the Four Directions offers another way of looking at the world, and giving meaning to our lives. Medium: Resin. Artist: Janet Snyder

CODE: 4022549