A white horse is included with the Mayu doll from the mid-to-late Showa era in Japan. The entire warhorse is handcrafted, its body sculpted from washi paper pulp and covered with a honeycomb-textured white fabric. The mane and tail are fluffy. It comes with a complete set of ornate Japanese saddlery: a floral Nishijin brocade saddle pad, paired with long, vibrant orange-red tassels, and a red and white shimenori (traditional Japanese rope) around its neck. The knots and metal ornaments are complete, showcasing intricate and meticulous details. In the Mayu doll, the white horse symbolizes bravery and good fortune.