Willow Tree Guardian figurine by Susan Lordi
"Love and protect thee, forever"
A gift to celebrate new babies, new families… and the loving relationship that develops between parent and child.
This piece features a figure in a cream dress, seated on a grey rock, holding a newborn baby wrapped in a cream blanket.
Piece measures 15cm.
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“Guardian represents the overwhelming feelings of motherhood, and the desire to protect your new baby forever. The image of an infant cradled closely in her mother’s arms is a symbol of the tremendous feelings of love a mother experiences when holding her new child. This figure could suggest a guardian spirit of protection. She could also be comforting to someone who has lost a child; a reminder of the love and caring a mother always feels, regardless of where her child is. I used the word ‘thee’ in the sentiment as an intimate way of talking to an infant. I think the word has a poetic sound and shows reverence and tenderness. It’s the sort of word reserved for someone you love..” –Susan Lordi
Willow Tree Guardian figurine by Susan Lordi
"Love and protect thee, forever"
A gift to celebrate new babies, new families… and the loving relationship that develops between parent and child.
This piece features a figure in a cream dress, seated on a grey rock, holding a newborn baby wrapped in a cream blanket.
Piece measures 15cm.
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“Guardian represents the overwhelming feelings of motherhood, and the desire to protect your new baby forever. The image of an infant cradled closely in her mother’s arms is a symbol of the tremendous feelings of love a mother experiences when holding her new child. This figure could suggest a guardian spirit of protection. She could also be comforting to someone who has lost a child; a reminder of the love and caring a mother always feels, regardless of where her child is. I used the word ‘thee’ in the sentiment as an intimate way of talking to an infant. I think the word has a poetic sound and shows reverence and tenderness. It’s the sort of word reserved for someone you love..” –Susan Lordi