The horse figurines are formed of molded coils. The potter starts by creating an arch for the front two legs. Then she attaches a coil to this arch, which is long enough to define the back of the horse and one of its rear legs. Another coil defines the final leg and then the tail. The neck and head are made with a slightly thicker coil and another is added for the mane. The arch of the neck is reinforced by the mane. The figurine is then reshaped and more clay is added and molded where needed. The neck and head are made with a thick piece of cardboard. The neck and head are made with a thick piece of cardboard. The neck and head are made with a thick piece of cardboard. The neck and head are made with a thick piece of cardboard. The neck and head are made with a thick piece of cardboard.