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Willow Tree Here For You figurine by Susan Lordi

"Know that you are loved"

 

A figure with hands to heart and a comforting, quiet presence. A tangible symbol of connection and support representing empathy towards someone experiencing loss or hardship; a reminder of those who are thinking of you and wishing the best for you.

This piece features a standing figure in a cream dress with her hands to her heart in an empathetic gesture.

Piece measures 12.5cm.

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“With a gesture of empathy and caring, this figure can represent the supportive love of friends, coworkers or family. Sometimes it’s helpful and healing to know that others are ‘there for you’, available to listen, with steady reassurance. More important than words, a quiet presence is sometimes the most comforting support to have. For when you want to tell someone that they don’t have to explain… that you hear them, see them, and are holding them in your heart.” —Susan Lordi

Willow Tree - Here For You

SKU: 28311

Regular price £18.46 GBP
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Willow Tree Here For You figurine by Susan Lordi

"Know that you are loved"

 

A figure with hands to heart and a comforting, quiet presence. A tangible symbol of connection and support representing empathy towards someone experiencing loss or hardship; a reminder of those who are thinking of you and wishing the best for you.

This piece features a standing figure in a cream dress with her hands to her heart in an empathetic gesture.

Piece measures 12.5cm.

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“With a gesture of empathy and caring, this figure can represent the supportive love of friends, coworkers or family. Sometimes it’s helpful and healing to know that others are ‘there for you’, available to listen, with steady reassurance. More important than words, a quiet presence is sometimes the most comforting support to have. For when you want to tell someone that they don’t have to explain… that you hear them, see them, and are holding them in your heart.” —Susan Lordi