Earlier this month, a quirky horse figurine nicknamed Ma Biaobiao (aka the 'Messy Little Horse') galloped into the spotlight at the Shandong Art Museum, thanks to its wildly expressive, windblown mane. 🐴💨
Crafted from soft clay and inspired by a galloping horse painting by renowned Chinese artist Qi Baishi, this gift-shop gem has young fans swooning over its intentionally unpolished vibe. It strikes the perfect balance between art and everyday emotion – imperfect yet totally relatable.
The real showstopper? Its mane. Made with lifelike synthetic hair, each Ma Biaobiao invites you to unleash your inner stylist—twist, braid, or tousle it however you like. Whether you're channeling your morning rush hairstyle or experimenting with K-pop–inspired braids, this DIY feature is pure fun. 💇♀️✂️
Beyond its classic black-and-white finish, the figurine comes in a rainbow of hues, so you can match your Ma Biaobiao to your mood or room decor. Think pastel pink for a chic touch or bold blue to stand out on your desk!
Why the buzz? In a world chasing perfection, Ma Biaobiao celebrates realness and self-expression. It's more than a cute collectible—it's a reminder that a little mess can feel oh-so-free. Who knows? This figurine just might inspire your next DIY upgrade. 😉
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'Messy little horse' figurine goes viral for its expressive hairstyle
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