Unicorn

What you're getting

You're getting a figure that captures what the unicorn means today — a white horse with that iconic spiraled horn in gold or white rising from its forehead. But here's the thing: it wasn't always like this. Back in medieval times, people imagined something quite different. They reckoned it was smaller, more the size of a donkey or goat, still white but with a deer's head, a horse's body, a lion's tail, a goat's beard and cloven hooves. It was meant to represent purity and faithfulness, and nobody thought you'd ever manage to tame one. Quite the creature.