#piebald mare

[patronus-aesthetics-meanings1038]

Piebald Mare/Stallion

The conjurers of this patronus have an air of uniqueness, always straying away from the norm to be free to be who they really are. This uniqueness can come across in many ways, including the way the individual dresses, their creativity in the many different types of art forms and their personality quirks. These people tend to be first nervous around new peers but when comfortable they’re willing to open up. For different people it takes a different amount of time for them to become an open book, it could be between half an hour or even a couple of days or more. Those with this patronus deeply enjoy outings with a close circle of friends, whether it’s just to catch up over a drink or a picnic in a park with beautiful scenery, nevertheless these people still need time to be alone and ‘recharge’ as they find the serenity of solitude soothing.  

Anyone who has a horse as their patronus, no matter which breed, always aspires to have freedom. It can be in different forms but these individuals always seek this particular thing out, whether it’s mentally, physically, spiritually or sexually. A different type of branch of freedom which is especially for the conjurers of the Piebald horse is that they hate having no choices, they need the freedom to know other options of a dire decision and figure out which possibility is best for them. These individuals are known to have strong passion and motivation for whatever they deem special and important and work tirelessly to achieve their goal.

[hogwartswelcomesyou]

If you’re still doing patronus analysis. Could you do one for a Gryffindor with a piebald mare patronus please?

The word “Piebald” can actually refer to a number of different animals, not just a horse. It is a black and white pattern of splotches that are seemingly painted carelessly onto the animal’s skin, fur, or feathers. Of course, in your case, your patronus is a horse. Horses appear frequently in many cultures. In the Chinese Zodiac, the horse represents fire and passion, and is the recipe for a creative, warm-hearted, and adventurous soul. In Native American culture, the horse is pure freedom without restraint. The black and white pattern is certainly beautiful, and is valued for its elegance and unique look. In general, horses are amazing creatures that bring life to the most silent and desolate places.

As a Gryffindor, there’s certainly no lack of adventure in your soul. The world is calling you, so don’t be afraid to answer! You find comfort in being out in the wild, and love big open spaces where you can see for miles. Courage to face the unknown is a trademark of your house, and the horse embraces it. Courage doesn’t just have to mean facing your fears, either. It takes courage to express who you are, and the piebald horse embraces that. You’re unique, so don’t be afraid to show it! The black and white pattern suggests a layered personality, you’re empathetic and always see both sides of the story. There’s more to you than you might think. You find comfort with other people, and for you, the safest place is with the herd, unless of course they hinder your spirit.

The piebald mare brings passion, courage, and freedom. Let’s not forgot Ginny Weasley had a horse patronus! Don’t be afraid to show your colours, and face whatever story life brings you with fire. 

~Erin

[hogwartshousesforyou]

Gryffindor Pukwudgie Taurus ENFP Piebald Marr Patronus @immutableescapist

[hogwartswelcomesyou]

I checked the master list and it didn't have my patronus so... can you do one for a Slytherin Piebald Stallion?

Horses are symbolic of freedom, adventure, and victory. Piebald animals have a patterned coat with one color (usually black or yellow) and white – this color scheme can appear among dogs, cats, snakes, birds, pigs, cattle, and of course horses. Piebald horses are called pintos or paint horses in North America and in Europe they’ve also been known as pied horses. Court Jesters, when dressing as horses in their sketches, often used pied costumes.

Having a Piebald Stallion as your Patronus means you find comfort in freedom. Contrary to the Slytherin stereotype, you have your playful side, and you don’t take yourself too seriously. You have stature and pride, but you’re not the sort to bristle at any sort of insult and are more likely to just shrug it off. Nonetheless you have big dreams and you will chase after them to the ends of the earth. This juxtaposition of traits – easygoing and yet ambitious – makes you a charming person to be around, and it will help you reach your goals. Should you ever get lost in the woods, trapped with no place to go, your Patronus will gallop to your rescue. It will come up beside you, standing between you and the sweeping black cloaks of despair. Its light will ripple through you and all at once you will feel strong enough to fly, if you so choose.

~Tory

[unfinisheduet]

I took the test twice and I got piebald mare and wild rabbit. Do you have anything on them? Sorry if you've done them already!

It’s no problem at all!!! 

Here is my tag for piebald’s!! (you’re my first piebald mare, but the representation and meaning is the same so no worries there)

Here is my tag for wild rabbit! 

[unfinisheduet]

Hi there! I got a Piebald mare patronus. Have you heard of anyone having this patronus or know anything about them? Thanks!

You’re the second or third to get a piebald horse!!! They’re absolutely gorgeous horses. I’ve done a few posts on different kinds of horses, but they all really signify the same things they just differ in looks.

Horses are all about freedom and wisdom and strength. They offer a great balance family and social ties, and are fiercely independent!