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Willow Tree Always figurine by Susan Lordi

"I feel the strength of your love"

 

A wedding, anniversary or Valentine’s Day gift that expresses love and caring.

This piece features a figure in a cream dress, seated on a grey rock, with her knees drawn up to her chest, holding a red heart up to her face. The rock is etched with words and symbols of love.

Piece measures 15cm.

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“This piece is about the strength and permanence of love. The figure’s gesture proclaims, in an outward way, the happiness of being loved… and that love endures – it has, and always will be there.The etched rock echoes this idea of permanence and strength. Petroglyphs (etchings in stone) were ancient history’s graffiti – a way of mark-making that expressed feelings in a visual way. We value petroglyphs because they have endured for thousands of years. We treasure that which survives the test of time. So the whole piece communicates a love that is strong, sure and lasting.” —Susan Lordi

Willow Tree - Always

Vendor: Willow Tree

Regular price £18.46 GBP
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Willow Tree Always figurine by Susan Lordi

"I feel the strength of your love"

 

A wedding, anniversary or Valentine’s Day gift that expresses love and caring.

This piece features a figure in a cream dress, seated on a grey rock, with her knees drawn up to her chest, holding a red heart up to her face. The rock is etched with words and symbols of love.

Piece measures 15cm.

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“This piece is about the strength and permanence of love. The figure’s gesture proclaims, in an outward way, the happiness of being loved… and that love endures – it has, and always will be there.The etched rock echoes this idea of permanence and strength. Petroglyphs (etchings in stone) were ancient history’s graffiti – a way of mark-making that expressed feelings in a visual way. We value petroglyphs because they have endured for thousands of years. We treasure that which survives the test of time. So the whole piece communicates a love that is strong, sure and lasting.” —Susan Lordi