Cousin of the Kelpies unveiled on Glasgow canal

A stunning new sculpture has been revealed on the banks of the Glasgow canal, reminiscent of the famous Kelpies that stand proudly in Falkirk.

The new installation, named ‘Cousin of the Kelpies’, was created by renowned artist John Smith and pays homage to the iconic horse sculptures that have become a symbol of Scottish artistry.

The sculpture stands at an impressive 10 feet tall and is made entirely of stainless steel, reflecting the surrounding water and sky with its polished surface.

Local residents and visitors alike have been flocking to see the new addition to the canal, with many expressing their admiration for the craftsmanship and creativity of the artist.

Smith, who has been sculpting for over 30 years, said that he was inspired by the beauty and majesty of the original Kelpies and wanted to create a piece that captured a similar sense of awe and wonder.

The ‘Cousin of the Kelpies’ is already proving to be a popular attraction in Glasgow, drawing in both art enthusiasts and curious passersby who are eager to see the new addition to the city’s cultural landscape.