Design a Year of the Horse good luck ornament in a minimalist and abstract style, crafted as a ceramic piece with white as the primary color and red as an accent. The horse’s form should be highly simplified, focusing on basic shapes and outlines rather than detailed anatomy or fluidity. Its posture can suggest uprightness and stability, with the head slightly raised to evoke confidence and vitality in a subtle, abstract way. A gold ingot is placed prominently on top of the horse’s head, serving as the centerpiece of the design. The ingot’s shape must be accurately represented with its traditional form: a smooth, oval base with a slightly raised arc in the middle, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. While maintaining simplicity, the ingot should retain this iconic shape to ensure its meaning is immediately recognizable. Its surface can have a matte or polished finish, adding depth without detracting from the minimalist aesthetic. Red accents can be applied in geometric forms, such as small blocks, stripes, or minimalistic patterns, to highlight specific areas like the hooves, mane, or body. These accents should be sparse and strategically placed to maintain the clean and uncluttered aesthetic. The overall design should strip away unnecessary details, focusing on bold simplicity and the interplay of white, red, and gold. By emphasizing the correct shape of the gold ingot and integrating it seamlessly with the abstract form of the horse, this ornament captures the spirit of the Year of the Horse in a modern, elegant, and meaningful way.