Willow Tree A Healing Wish Keepsake Box figurine by Susan Lordi
"A healing wish for you"
A beautiful and functional box for jewelry and keepsakes. Lid is carved with healing elements of nature and figural imagery. Bottom of box has a velvety soft finish. Detached lid, with sentiment printed on back, can be hung on wall as a decorative plaque.
This piece is a square off-white resin box. The lid is carved with organic and figural symbols; sentiment printed inside lid. Box base has velvety finish inside.
Piece measures 12.5cm x 4.5cm.
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“It’s hard to know what to say when people are hurting. For me, it’s easier to draw what I’m feeling than to say it. I wanted to make something that was a visualisation of empathy — what would it look like to magically lift away the pain and promote healing? “Healing is a very individual process. My own experience is that nature heals. So I draw upon elements found in the natural world — wildlife, plant forms, water, sunlight. It’s the seasonal cycles and changes that make us so aware — spring rains, bird song, opening seed heads. To me, they are an affirmation of hope, rebirth, renewal. “On this box, the gestures of giving and receiving suggest a story about healing. I hope that viewers can find meaning in the symbols and figures, and discover what is healing to them.” —Susan Lordi
Willow Tree A Healing Wish Keepsake Box figurine by Susan Lordi
"A healing wish for you"
A beautiful and functional box for jewelry and keepsakes. Lid is carved with healing elements of nature and figural imagery. Bottom of box has a velvety soft finish. Detached lid, with sentiment printed on back, can be hung on wall as a decorative plaque.
This piece is a square off-white resin box. The lid is carved with organic and figural symbols; sentiment printed inside lid. Box base has velvety finish inside.
Piece measures 12.5cm x 4.5cm.
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“It’s hard to know what to say when people are hurting. For me, it’s easier to draw what I’m feeling than to say it. I wanted to make something that was a visualisation of empathy — what would it look like to magically lift away the pain and promote healing? “Healing is a very individual process. My own experience is that nature heals. So I draw upon elements found in the natural world — wildlife, plant forms, water, sunlight. It’s the seasonal cycles and changes that make us so aware — spring rains, bird song, opening seed heads. To me, they are an affirmation of hope, rebirth, renewal. “On this box, the gestures of giving and receiving suggest a story about healing. I hope that viewers can find meaning in the symbols and figures, and discover what is healing to them.” —Susan Lordi