By Katie Lebel
Katie Lebel Saddle Up Cowboy Figure
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Why we carry this
Katie Lebel's Saddle Up Cowboy Figure captures that particular brand of Americana that makes you wonder if you're being ironic or sincere - and honestly, who cares? The piece has the kind of charm that works whether you're genuinely into Western aesthetics or just appreciate something that doesn't take itself too seriously. It's the sort of thing that sits on a shelf and somehow becomes a conversation starter, which is either delightful or exhausting depending on your guests.
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