Cousin of the Kelpies unveiled on Glasgow canal

A stunning new sculpture, known as the “Cousin of the Kelpies,” has been unveiled on the banks of the Glasgow canal. This magnificent piece of art pays homage to the famous Kelpies sculptures located in Falkirk, and has already become a popular attraction for locals and tourists alike.

The Cousin of the Kelpies stands tall and proud, symbolizing the power and majesty of Scotland’s mythical water horse legends. Crafted from steel and standing at over 10 feet tall, this impressive sculpture is sure to capture the imagination of all who see it.

Designed by renowned sculptor, John Smith, the Cousin of the Kelpies is a true masterpiece that showcases the beauty and artistry of Scotland’s artistic community. Its intricate details and stunning craftsmanship make it a must-see destination for art lovers and history buffs.

Visitors to the Glasgow canal can now admire this incredible piece of art and learn more about the folklore and legends that inspired its creation. Whether you’re a fan of the Kelpies or simply appreciate fine art, the Cousin of the Kelpies is a sight to behold.