Willow Tree Cherish figurine by Susan Lordi
"Awaiting a miracle"
A gift to celebrate new beginnings, new babies, new families… and the loving relationships that develop between parent and child.
This piece features a standing pregnant figure in a cream dress with both hands on her belly.
Piece measures 22cm.
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“I love to hear from people who see in my figures who or what they want to see. I like that level of participation with the viewer. It’s another reason why I like to keep Willow Tree open, so that there is room for the viewer to see their child’s face, their friend, etc. in the pieces. I hear from many emails and letters that a piece may look exactly like ‘my little ___’ and I love to hear that. I heard from a woman who owned Cherish that the figure was exactly the way she carried her baby in her third pregnancy! With Cherish, I wanted to break new ground. I hadn’t seen a figure of a very pregnant woman before. It’s such a beautiful form, and such an amazing experience for a woman, and I wanted to capture and celebrate this contemplative time of life.” -- Susan Lordi
Willow Tree Cherish figurine by Susan Lordi
"Awaiting a miracle"
A gift to celebrate new beginnings, new babies, new families… and the loving relationships that develop between parent and child.
This piece features a standing pregnant figure in a cream dress with both hands on her belly.
Piece measures 22cm.
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“I love to hear from people who see in my figures who or what they want to see. I like that level of participation with the viewer. It’s another reason why I like to keep Willow Tree open, so that there is room for the viewer to see their child’s face, their friend, etc. in the pieces. I hear from many emails and letters that a piece may look exactly like ‘my little ___’ and I love to hear that. I heard from a woman who owned Cherish that the figure was exactly the way she carried her baby in her third pregnancy! With Cherish, I wanted to break new ground. I hadn’t seen a figure of a very pregnant woman before. It’s such a beautiful form, and such an amazing experience for a woman, and I wanted to capture and celebrate this contemplative time of life.” -- Susan Lordi