Welcome to The Trail of Painted Ponies Official Store

We will not be increasing prices due to tariffs. For now, we will be absorbing those costs ourselves. We appreciate you!

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Winter 2025 Figurines

NEW Winter 2025 Figurines are in stock now!10% Off Any 4 Standard... 

For the Home

Goblets

10 beautiful designs, each crafted with hand-painted resin, and include a hand-washable... 

Water Globes

Water Globes are the perfect addition to your collection, or for a... 

Mugs

Only $9.99 each! Perfect for a present, or a special treat for... 

  • The Ponies will always continue to bring my joy. That is why I have them on display to bring happiness to everyone who sees them. Keep the joy coming. I just went pass having 200 Ponies last year.
    - Mark, Collector

  • I just started collecting the Painted Ponies and I love them. Each one is a beautiful piece of artwork and are uniquely different! I have 10 Painted Ponies so far and I can't wait to collect more! "Run for the Roses" and "Renewal of Life" figurines are my favorites so far. Happy Trails to all!
    - Lowden, Iowa

  • I couldn't be more pleased with the Painted Ponies. I have my own small collection, which I intend to increase at every opportunity. I also buy them for my mom on her birthdays and Christmas every year.
    - Collector, Iowa

  • Original Designs

    Each Painted Pony begins as original artwork, created by artists from around the world, with a wide range of backgrounds.

  • 20 Year Anniversary

    2023 marked 20 years since the beginning of The Trail. Now, over 20 years of artistic excellence, working with countless artists with remarkable talent.

  • Giving Back

    50% of the proceeds of all “Wild Blue - Remembering 9/11” figurines and ornaments will benefit the First Responders Children’s Foundation.

  • Contact Us

    Do you have questions or comments? We’d love to hear from you! Email us at: shop@paintedponies.com

  • Sand Dancer

    In Navajo mythology, Yei is the Navajo name for the benevolent supernatural beings who created the Navajo people, and taught them how to live in harmony with Nature. Depicted as kilted figures facing forward, with square heads, elongated bodies and raised arms, their image is featured in sand painting ceremonies and as designs woven into Navajo rugs and saddle blankets.

    Sand Dancer 
  • Dream in Pink

    As part of the legacy of Barbie™ and the commitment to inspiring girls to explore their limitless potential, The Trail of Painted Ponies is honored to introduce “Dream in Pink,” a new signature collectible by Emily Overman.

    Dream in Pink 
  • The Living Stone

    Turquoise, also known as the “stone of life,” has a special significance in Native American culture, where it is believed to be alive because of its ability to shift colors according to its environment. A story is told about a chieftain’s daughter who so believed in the protective powers of turquoise that, instead of traditional feathers, she would weave tiny turquoise beads into her favorite stallion's mane and tail.

    The Living Stone