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Willow Tree A Tree, A Prayer figurine by Susan Lordi

"May you find strength, beauty and peace each day"

 

A gift to comfort and encourage hope and healing. Commemorate spiritual milestones such as Baptism, First Holy Communion, Confirmation, or add to Nativity display.

This piece features a standing angel in a cream dress with wire wings, with her hands in a prayer position. There is a tree carving on the angel's dress.

Piece measures 14cm.

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“A tree can be a metaphor for strength, beauty and peace — qualities we all aspire to. The prayer is one of hope and healing; about living in the moment. The title is as much a prayer as the sentiment. This piece is very open. The tree can be a symbol of anything that is centering and inspirational. Trees are grounding — a connection to that which sustains us. It could also reference the Tree of Life — a universal symbol in many different religions, both Christian and non-Christian.” —Susan Lordi

Willow Tree - A Tree, A Prayer

Vendor: Willow Tree

Regular price £15.86 GBP
Low stock (3 units)

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Willow Tree A Tree, A Prayer figurine by Susan Lordi

"May you find strength, beauty and peace each day"

 

A gift to comfort and encourage hope and healing. Commemorate spiritual milestones such as Baptism, First Holy Communion, Confirmation, or add to Nativity display.

This piece features a standing angel in a cream dress with wire wings, with her hands in a prayer position. There is a tree carving on the angel's dress.

Piece measures 14cm.

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“A tree can be a metaphor for strength, beauty and peace — qualities we all aspire to. The prayer is one of hope and healing; about living in the moment. The title is as much a prayer as the sentiment. This piece is very open. The tree can be a symbol of anything that is centering and inspirational. Trees are grounding — a connection to that which sustains us. It could also reference the Tree of Life — a universal symbol in many different religions, both Christian and non-Christian.” —Susan Lordi