Inspired by George Stubbs’ 1762 painting of the same name, the Whistlejacket seal captures the power and grace of a horse shown entirely on its own—no rider, no landscape, only motion held in stillness. Stubbs’ decision to paint Whistlejacket without a rider was radical for its time, transforming a traditional symbol of control into one of freedom and self-possession.

This seal carries that same spirit. It represents intuition, independence, and the quiet confidence that comes from trusting your own rhythm. Whether pressed in warm chestnut wax or deep bronze, the image conveys strength in restraint, a reminder that beauty can exist without adornment or command.