A long-haired dachshund in the tradition of antique toile textiles — crisp blue-and-white detail, an elegant profile, and the distinctive silhouette that has made this breed a favorite for centuries. The generous white ground keeps the composition clean and unhurried.
The dachshund was developed in Germany over 300 years ago to hunt badgers — the name itself translates to "badger dog." The long-haired variety, with its flowing coat and gentle temperament, became a particular favorite among European aristocracy and artists, appearing in paintings and on porcelain throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Mesh Count: 18
Skill Level: Advanced
Finishing Suggestions: Framed art or tailored accent for a study, library, or sitting room
