Dream Horse by Nadia: Where Art and Passion Meet

Dream Horse by Nadia, better known by the acronym DHN , is more than just a brand. It is the result of a dream cultivated with love, creativity and dedication. Each product I bring to light is made entirely by hand, born from the desire to combine comfort, style and uniqueness.

It all started with a thought: to create saddle pads that were not only functional, but that could tell a story, stand out for their design and respect the horse's well-being. An idea that took shape thanks to my passion for details and my deep connection with the equestrian world.

Behind DHN there is me, Nadia.
Since I was a child, my world has been a mix of art and horses. After studying at the art high school, I continued my studies in Graphic Design, refining my aesthetic sense and my ability to create. I have been riding since I was 9, but at 14 I met the mare who would change my life: my muse and tireless model, who continues to guide me in every project.

At first, I decorated ready-made saddle pads, personalizing them to make them unique. But I felt that something was missing: I wanted to create creations that spoke completely of me, from the first stitching to the final touch. So, I started designing and making my own saddle pads, each with a name and a special story, as if it were a unique work of art.

An ever-evolving journey
Over time, DHN has grown. I have expanded my range of products, adding stirrup covers, saddle covers, bandages, bonnets, blankets and much more. Each piece is a small masterpiece, created with the same care and passion that I put into every detail. Each stitch, each fabric chosen reflects my artistic training, my imagination and my unconditional love for horses.

DHN is not just a brand, it's an experience.
Each creation is designed for riders who want something more: a touch of exclusivity, a design that speaks of them and a product that puts the horse's well-being first.

Thanks to DHN, my dream continues to grow, intertwining art and passion, day after day. And every time I see one of my creations on a horse, I know that dream has come true.