The Berlin Stone harness is inspired by a natural crystal mineral known as the Moonstone, which is thought to harvest power from this celestial planet and embody positive energy. In ancient civilization, the Romans greatly admired this opulent gem, which became popular during the Art Nouveau era because of its alluring appearance as seen on the harness with the granite texture and tint of ultraviolet hue on the metallic, silvery ribbing. Although the stone shade gives such a cool attraction, the thickness of the quilted design composed of layers of fiber executes a feeling of warmth created by the decorative elements of the illustrious composition. The Shiba Inu has been identified as one of the modern breeds in the 19th century during the prehistoric period in Japan and has since been recognized for their spirited boldness and fiercely proud good nature.
The Oxford Houndstooth harness is named after the historical city of Oxford that was founded by Alfred the Great in the 9th century and its magnificent castle that was built there in 1072 by the Normans. This majestic, stone wall fortress captured the magnificent architecture in the city’s medieval centre as the beacon of hope, strength and courage. The shadows of the bullet-slate, metallic, running hem shoots over the grey-stone undertones on this classic houndstooth pattern, which ironically brightens up the composition with its luminous, silvery embroidery. The dashing Italian Greyhound breed was known for their velocity to speed as racing dogs and have long been popular with nobility and royalty.
The Persia Ebony harness is named after the ebony hardwood with it’s finely textured and mirror-polished finish creating a valuable appeal to this beautiful, ornamental piece. Its floral cypress tree design is a Zoroastrian symbol of life and eternity that was a major textile pattern used in making royal court garments during the Persia Dynasty in the 1600s. The regal, shadowy pattern captures a sophisticated elegance within the lustrous, silvery ribbing as a noble, masculine design created for an emperor. The Basenji dogs were prized for their intelligence, courage, speed and were recognized for their obedience in pleasing their masters.
The Persia Rosegold harness is inspired by the extraordinary composite fusions of rose gold that elevates gemstones with its soft hues of warm, pink metallics. Rose gold was popularized in the 19th century in Imperial Russia by renowned jeweller, Carl Fabergé, who put precious metals in the most ornate creations. The composition of the natural paisley pattern imprinted on the lavish, plush fabric embodied within the brilliant rose gold trim conveys an affluence of style with a touch of elegance and class. The distinguished Dachshunds, known for their devotion and loyalty to their masters, were uniquely shaped with deep, barrel chests, which gave capacity for their immense loving hearts.
