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Willow Tree Celebrate 2022 figurine by Susan Lordi

"Celebrate 2022"

 

A joyful way to remember weddings, graduations, promotions, babies… all the happy things that fill the year! 2022 is laser cut into gold-leaf metal headpiece. This figure’s gesture represents hopefulness, joy, love and friendship.

This piece features a hand-painted resin figure in a cream dress, hands clasped by her face, wearing a gold-leaf tiara with '2022' laser-cut into the metal headpiece.

Piece measures 14cm.

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Willow Tree hand-carved sculptures speak in quiet ways to heal comfort protect and inspire. Susan Lordi identifies emotions so important for us to convey and renders them in simple pure gestures. Susan says "I try to keep the interpretation of the figurines open. I hope this makes it more personal and allows the viewer to decide its meaning."

Willow Tree - Celebrate 2022

SKU: 28118

Regular price £29.13 GBP
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Willow Tree Celebrate 2022 figurine by Susan Lordi

"Celebrate 2022"

 

A joyful way to remember weddings, graduations, promotions, babies… all the happy things that fill the year! 2022 is laser cut into gold-leaf metal headpiece. This figure’s gesture represents hopefulness, joy, love and friendship.

This piece features a hand-painted resin figure in a cream dress, hands clasped by her face, wearing a gold-leaf tiara with '2022' laser-cut into the metal headpiece.

Piece measures 14cm.

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Willow Tree hand-carved sculptures speak in quiet ways to heal comfort protect and inspire. Susan Lordi identifies emotions so important for us to convey and renders them in simple pure gestures. Susan says "I try to keep the interpretation of the figurines open. I hope this makes it more personal and allows the viewer to decide its meaning."